Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 28

N, D. C.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1926. 28 - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! 3 bef the Legislati X is said that the is favored at the inst ¢ Dr. Burdick, s to | 1 h. A i i GOVERNORS OF 25 STATES | poic™ 1, i ks to e v by teachers of the. State. Eiec | be played by girls this Fall for the | charse of the high schwel IN RADIO STATION’S LIST | 2.fund to which the teachers them- | tion of officers and other business time. taking the piace of volley | Mary Kemp, super selves would contribute along with | feature the program. . however, will be played | mar grades, will M Saturday—A Sale of the State, and to do away with the | At the late session there will pring. as heretofore. [ Misa T’ 31 | _ | present pension plan, excepting in|be a talk on Jall athletics by W Group meetings of high_ school, of prin e 1ele? - WMAQ of Chicago Schedules Ad-| §C5C0C, K tenchers already on the | Pittman, representing the Play- | grammar, primary and rural sehool | after that £ s nake IT'iS ur=1rimm dresses of State Executives in | pension list. A committee of State | ground Athletic League of Mary teachers also are scheduled for the | Gibbs, super of rural schools, teachers, headed by Prof. E. W.|of which Dr. William S, Bur afternoon, with specialists address- | will have charge of that section. Its Fall Program. Broome, Montgomery County super- | director, at conclusion of which It is : Intendent of schools, some time azo | expected that representatives of the | Y TR A By the Assoclated Prexs. i o o employed an actuary to ascertain | various county high schools will ar- Conference Is Divided on|,CHICAGO,, October 1.—The gov-| definitely what expense the proposed | range schedules for hovs' soccer ball | ernors of 25 States will declaim tol retjrement measure would ent 1t 'and girls’ field ball. The latter 2 ‘mike” at WMAQ this Fall, the . P h Topic, But Eliminates Cen- :15«0 Station. dnnounged: fodey, with Al Smith of New York #first on Coats $7 95 Sizes 2'to 10 Years CHOOIL. coats—dress coats—sports coats. Luxuriously fur trimmed and splendidly lined and interlined. Of fine quality broad- cloth, velour and polaire. Smartest colors. Sizes 2 to 10 years. Just Unpacked!—A4 New Lot Beautiful School Dresses Sizes 3to 14 Years Dresses like these were made lu sell from $2.95 to $3.95. Brand-new, just un- Specializing 2 H tho lisl The institution is designed suring Section. {0 promote fellowship among the sis- ter States. . e Governors who have agreed to t 5 . By the Ascociated Press. make addresses are: A. . Sorlie of l’l 0() u 0(1’ FREEPORT, Ill, October 1.— | North Dakota, Ben S. Paulen of Kan- Methodist ministers who leave their|sas, G. W. P."Hunt of Arizona, C. N churches to aid in the enforcement | Walker of Georgia, R. O. Brewster of of the law were attacked and defended | Maine, A. C. Ritchie of Maryland, A before the 400 delegates to the Rock |T. Fuller of Massachusetts, Theodore River conference here vesterday. |Christianson of Minhesota, H. L. Describing such ministers as the | Whitfleld of M ppi, J. G. Scrug “two-gun” type of preachers, dele-|ham of N 1. Moore of > gates said their activities were “hard- | Jersey, A. V |1y duties of exponents of the Chris-|lina, M. E. Tra !tian faith.” The public policy com-|ford Pinchot of Pennsylvania, A. J | mittee report contained the condemna- | Pothier of Rhode Island, Thomas G.! tion, but after a heated controve McLeod of South Carolina, Carl Gun |an elimination was made of the derson of South Dakota, Austin Peay tion disapproving ministers who as- | 0f Tennessee, Harry 1. Byrd of Vir- sume police dutles, but gave a less|ginia, R. W. Hartley of Washington. specific outline of a minister's duties. | 11 M. Gore of West Vi . J Blaine of Wisconsin and Nellie | Minister Defends Position. Ross of Wyoming. | Leading_the attack on the report, {the Rev. Elmer Willlams of Chicago, e H |charactertzed Ly, his sssecletes a2 &\ TEAGHERS OF COUNTY ; 1smuch as laymen had suhmm_ed 10 the bribes of politcal infuentials, and | [N SESSION TODAY | »thodist minister should assume the : for boys and girls of all ages McLean of North Caro- | app of Oklahoma, Gif 'S SHOE STORE rather than a shoe department—occupying ourcntire third floor. A4 stock that is replete with the highest grades, and a cales force consisting of shoe-fitters trained in the careful orrect fitting of juzvenile footwear. onsibility of leaving his confined church duties and enter the under- | Prince Georges Whltr Sclidols Are world of the big city. In defending the report of the com Closed Pending Quarterly mittee, its chalrman, the Rev. A. M. . | Pennywell, declared that he could not | Session. | reconcile Christian principles with the Sl |action of a Methodist preacher don- | | | 1 | 3 [ i inic hiskers and g in order | SIS0 Bobauh to The stae. “i SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” - ‘ggfwwle | ‘ Here is one of our most popular miodels—shoten in tan sioked elkskin and patent leather, m sizes 5 to § it $3.50 and 8'; to 11 at $4 packed. Plain, broadcloth, novelty prints and others. Smaller sizes with bloom ers. Saturday s =y 5 to spread the gospel of Christ. \ Sale of Girls White 1 Hooping around roadhouses ana |ber | 1o-Teachers of white ‘schools | Wi the “B P i i 3 ] 11 5 ti 3 tatl ’rince Georges County n vou see the “Baver Cross™ on tablets, you are Raincoats School Middies |£’.‘ff‘he;,f§§u|‘},§f“ T o aly | Bathered in Maryland park High ey ; 2t JUCE g2 DU il ) i : e e e et ¥ | School this ~ morning at 10| getting the genuine Rayer Aspirin prescribed by physi The start of the Dancing School season finds us zei lone of the dutles of an exp r s g g Pretty, sporty coats lonsdale materials lithe Chitatian veligion.” o'clock for the first quarterly meet-| . Cal i it - * 2 5 —corduroy collar Al | B R Thg of the shion cenn o e onee Il ciansiand provedi safeiby millions over 25 years for rv complete stock of Ballet $ Ile].fihu strap. 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