Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1926, Page 12

L NONET, FAMOLS ARTIT, EXPIRES picters, Friend of Clemen- ceau, Dies in Giverny. * v @e Assoclated Prese. GIVERNY, Departinent of Eure, rance, Deceriber laude Monet, ' mous artist and n of French iture depi his _hom: sed to see reporters and s clusion of his own bedroom. M. Monet was one of the former ‘emier's tew in.imates and it is said ¢ him that he did much to uphold lemenceau’s morale during the more L ying periods of the World War. Born in Paris in 1840. Claude Monet was born in Paris, 1840. ovember 14, His principal | 1til middle ag wrdships of poverty. is paunung, tudied unaer Gley orned his work % hus land and He returned to previously ¢ the eritics ke and lettins tomach, sometim ve packages daily. Fortune Smiles on Monet. ‘ Almost 40 ironmaster, me of them | | He gave the 50,000 yen (ap- nd told him to | > thought h»} ney ad given valu om that ¢ u]rluatlnn His works are s incl Channe rance, t don, as well as for his lowers. SEX COURSE PROPOSED. Student Educational Survey Makes Recommendation. MILLDI‘TO\ Conn., #)—A recommendation that “the studies o f | December 6 An organization of mothers to pres marriage and of children was proposed in his final Jean of French Nature De- |5 Dean Bennett came/to eight weeks ago as the guest -t the College of Preachers, Cathedral next Saturday. The dean services at Bethlehem Chapel and his ual side of your people. Dean Bennett Urges Mothers to Combine In Preservation of Marriage Sanctity words were broadcast. Bishop Free- man read the scriptural lessons. e religious rearing | “Washington Cathedral will be a symbol of the welding together of the group of nations living together in the United States,” the dean said, “as the cathedrals of the Fourteenth century in England marked the weld- ing together of the NormanSaxon | races. ““Washington Cathedral, 1 beueve will be the means of splendid educa- tion in beauty for the people of this American rve the sanctity of ss_yesterday by the Very Rev _ M. Benuett, dean of Chester, nd, at the Washington Cathe- America ‘Was!ington He will sail for England spoke at the afternoon [country, and a witness of the spirit- The bulders on view N, W ashes and dries at the same time. Not a drop of water to lift or carry HE new Easy Washer—the most amazing develop- ment ever made in washing clothes, is here. The small tub dries a whole batch of clothes—ten single sheess—in thre» minutes. Meanwhile, the large tub washes a second batch. 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