Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1926, Page 11

BARRED SPEAKER - ACCORDED PULPIT Aftanta Pastor Scores Girls’ College Attitude Toward Mrs. Mead. By the Associated Pross. ATLANTA, December 5—Barred from making a scheduled address on nternational peace at Agnes Scott American Legion ations with which reported to held ! Ames Mead, ional Council , delivered pulpit +Ace president of the for the Prevention of W her lecture ¢ LA was not slo® to her vi n_Atlanta T offe ether we are or M r my pulpit. re not in entire denied that th old known s “radical.!” did protest n of “youth move- views to young peo- al meeting of Atlanfa rs_yesterday to inquire into tion of Mrs. Mead's gpeaj- ment, the Rev. D. P. Me- r of the Decatur Presby- ., who invited her to gnes Scott, described the black eye to the South— sident of the an- college for the school did not ive the impression that it possible radic fndorsed — TURKS WOULD RENAME CITY OF CONSTANTINOPLE But They Can’t Decide Which One i' of Kemal’s Four Names to, Give dt. By the Associated Press, NTINOPL epublic e of the president’s Three to Accompany Husbands on Big Game Hunt. Decemb - for Ave n an that the 1d ands cn a big game to Octoher. Pacific walry | Dies at Convention. | INDIANAPOLIS, December 6 UP).— | George A. g old, of Cleveland, Ohi e New York Central Railroad police, dled at & local hotel !ast night after collabsing on tho street He was tending a C Heart nursery of all do- and without a e exerclse of tho the A | Coid Snaps 9With a Colbert stalled Heating System in your honie, ~cold $naps can bring no dis- cumlflr(s to your house- in- R D e efficient types of Hot and i I IN | SWe put in the_most G Water Vapor Heaters. &4 Repairs @ Specialty Maurice J. Colbert Heating—Plumbing—Tinning 621 F Street Mo i AR ERERRANRRERRA COLD WEATHER BREAKFASTS New hot cereal meets housewives’ requirements woman knows the value of serving & hot cereal on cool mornings. Nothing on the day’s menu is more important. But 60 many people are | tired of oatmeal. 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MONDAY, DECEMBTR 6, 19%. *|MRS. CORSON REFUSES +| TO SWIM AGAINST NUDES Won’t Enter Catalina Island Con- test Because Women Will Wear Grease Instead of Suits. night after night; we sadly thrashed [’ the matter o'er one verdict still in|By the Assoclated Press. sight. “It was Jack Dempsey's time to g0.” the grocer said, “by gumi no odds how good or bad the foe. Jack’s day- of doom was come. He was the master of the game, he made h /s Whiz, hi was a soar- And men and said, ‘He's 00! he smote and nearly braiued old Firpo's dome of wood.” All vuin tne prophecies they made, gll vain their cheers and whoops; it’ simply ' was Jack’s day to fade, ahd so he looped the loops.” This was the verdict: of us all, about the Blue Front store, and proving i, we would recall strange prize ring tales of yore. But to the store one autumn night a windy stranger came; he was a most disgusting wight with blue mould on his frame. “You boobs b he said fail;, and so they put a measley ecrowd of - lawyers on his trail, AN through His hectic training days they gathered by his door, and would their bloodhound baying raise, | While following his spoor. No man rth, can do his best, with law- Vers at his heels; he cannot sleep, he cannot rest, he cannot eat his meals. ¢ stroke of fate that ¢k to 'bits; the law- s gathered at his gate, and slew with their writs.” The windy » was a bore who wpoiled the leasant night: but somehow, in the Blue Iront store, we think he may be ight. it WALT MASON. (Copyright. 1026.) 91-YEAR-OLD HUSBAND LAUDS MATE’S COOKING Couple in Wichita, Kans., Happily Celebrate 65th Wedding Anni- versary—Reared Eight Children. By the Associated Press. ‘WICHITA, Kan December 6.— “My wife's good cooking is the reason we have always been happy,” William Johnson said today, on_his sixty-fifth nniversary. His wife, who s old, smiled at the compli- ment her 0l-year-old husband paid her, and added, “A happy married life just takes hard work—there is mno other secret.” Mr. Johnson is as enthuslastic a " | church worker as his wife is a cook. He often occupies the pupit in the ren. The John- 1 of the younger 13 . ou see, we reared eight children of our own, have 17 ndchildren and_eight great-grand- we understand them pret- Mr. Johnson explained. Y have the same ideas we did when we were young, but times changed. They are just trying get the most out of life, as we all do—only their method is different.” TG MRS. ANDREWS AS GUEST. Playwright of Hollywood to Ad- + dress Anthony Foundation. ertrude Nelson Andre of Hollywood, Calif of honor and pri a dinner of the Susan B. ¢ Foundation, in the Arlington w evening o'clock. discussion of plans for the morial in_this city to v. pioncer suffraglst, will held at the meeting. Plans for the memorial are to be Autho | presented by John H. Coxhead, archi- aac Gans and Robert N. 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