Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1926, Page 31

81 The money was accepted on the ad vice of the bank’ Ahuln 3 Sheriff George an Marcos D. C. DECEMBER BOYS RACE 90 fi;ILES TO FIND BROTHER DEAD Two Youth! Brn\e thznrds and Weather 35 Below Zero in Vain \\x\sHl NGTON 19, THE SUN GIRL SCOUTS Troop €3 of Lee Heights, Va., met Scouts rehearsed Christmas carols. December 11 at the John Marshall)Dorothy Stubbs has been chosen hool. New girls were'instructed in [ Patrol leader for the Second Lieuten- DAY STAR, HOWARD UNIVERSITY ITEMS GET NEW LIFE Cut From Interior Bill in House, 1926—PART 1. bitten feet, L was admitted to a hos- | BANK |S REPAID $1.000 ; With his brother Eugene, 17 years STOLEN BY GIRL BANDIT! n old, young Tardiff traveled from a holds as evidence the $964 rec lumber camp to reach the bedside of a i { from Mrs. Rogers. The girl is & dying younger brother. During their erty on bond, charged with robb 84-hour trek across the prairie the | COUnsel for Mrs. Rebecea ROgeTs| \iith firearms, and faces an arso: boys braved weather 35 degrees below of Texas Refunds Money charge in connection with an aflage.i zero and had very little rest and food atiampt 1o robia at “Roundrock WEALTHY CHILDREN STEAL, TEST SHOWS Psychologxsts Gauge Pupils’ | Honesty—Girls Cheat in Class, Boys in Games. nts’ Patrol, and Eli Imwmng and the troop was re- \m\\nl in signaling by the captain, Crawford. For the Christmas wml turn the troop adopted two girls, to whom toys, food and clothing will announces that two new ined their ranks. The anning for a nature Aurora Heights, A committee for a Christma t the home of M bls were pra Br the Associated Press NEW YORK, December ies of honesty among school in cities and towns of t cate that children of wealth prone to steal money, roop often cheat In the classroom and boys | iypagium Saturday and made Christ in games, and that honesty is in direct | 105 animals, the troop being instruct proportion to intelligence ed by Miss Caroline Thom The tests are heing made by roop 47 met at th Chevy Chase chologists engaged in a “character ed- | hool Friday Iour Scouts were ucation inquiry” at Columbia Univer- [ chosen to present the scrap books on Rity. { which the troop 1 A majority of the pupils were re-|the ported as lying when asked questions | Chafe to which they felt an affirmative | chiss answer should be given, suc “Do | badge: vou read the Bible every day inety roop er cent said they did. according to | Presbyte r. Mark A 1e of the psyeholo- | ¢ mr - outs, tion. voop 34 met at the home Miss Vera Lawrence. knottying games were everal girls in th Junior ssed their firebuilding for he Scouts are planning 10 lm given just after Christ met at the Potomae Schiool Lieut. i their first-class mber 10 at the an Church at Chevy Ch wo girls were invested with the troop in horseshoe 40 met Dec ce from the aculty. of their After Puzzles Are Used. Ingenious tests were devised ure such abstract quantities lying and cheating tend N Were to solve a play puzzle which involved the use of 69 ™ cents in various coins. The ohject | wre to see how many would take Sushs cap! ). elina Gleaves, Among the 250 Jewish orphans of | CAPIAI. “fl‘:‘ gty e ey R »f a mock wedding. There were aisappeared. When the sume test was | 5 L "U0Es W0 refreshments. Miss given to children of the vich in an ex-| Geaves conducted the - goodnight clusive school it was found 18 per cent [1' cle. Among the guests were Mrs. took money, while in one case the | 1" Bowman, hostess at the Girl colns disappeared, hox and all, and in ts e Eooee. et GAmbs another a pupil hid ce. | Jowell. A bridal cake was made by ERNIRIE e e Tor EA aek eC- | Rose Cunningham and presented to ond, which also disappeared Sl R | “'Troop 26 met at the Fourth Pres- Parents’ Influence Best. vterian Church December 10. The andard intelligence tests used with the honesty tests were the basis for the announcement that generally the more intelligent the child the more honest he is. Home background wa the most powerful factor played to | division met at St. Margaret's 9 and made plans former the form op Church December for a party to be given their subse- a child’s character, the mother’s in- fluence exceeding the father's and that of the parents together far sur- passing that of playmates, B |Scouts or Campfire Girl leaders, or teachers in public or + schools. found to be in shaping beth Franzoni | corporal. Their patrol name is Baby Walla Waloo. Four of the junior lleutenants attended the Junior Of- ficers’ Association meeting night, and president. A successful Christmas sale was held by the troop Saturday at the Fontenet Courts. Betsy Garrett, patrol leader of the Scarlet Tanager Patrol, acted in the capacity of captain of her troop, 20, vhen their captain and leutenant re out-of-town at the last meeting. They then practiced Christmas carols. Troop 12 last week, practiced sig- naling and Instruction was given Ten- derfoot candidates. Miss Adah Bagby, ptain, read a Christmas story. They sang carols in preparation for Christ- mas eve. ‘Troop 13 of Falls Church, Va., visited by Miss Hazel Scanlan Mis meeting last we s de- cided to provide food, clothing and toys for a poverty-stricken family at Christmas, Troop 11 met in the Sherwood Com- munity House Wednesday. A party was given in honor of the doll which the Scouts have dressed and Sent to Japan. Troop 6 was organized last Satur- day at the Mount Vernon Methodist Church. Mrs. W. L. Coffman will be captain. Miss Lewis, field captain, told about the origin of Scouting, the out tests, etc., taught some games and songs and dismissed them. Troop held a Court of Honor meeting prior to the regular meeting. A fourth patrol was organized, with Dorothy Donohue as patrol leader and L. Lilllan Mais rporal. Second lieutenants from the Junior Officers’ Association will form a guard of honor for Mrs, - Calvin _Coolidge Christmas eve, when she will accom- pany the President, who is to light the Nation's Christmas tree in the Sher. man Plaz Captains, lieutenants, patrol leaders and corporals of all the Washington Girl Scout troops are invited to the Golden Eaglet ceremony to be held at the Presbyterian Church at Chevy Chase Circle Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Mrs. Herbert Hoover will make the presentation. Girl Scouts of Washington, with their officers, will attend the wedding of Miss Evalina Porter Gleaves, for- 3 director of the Washing- ton ‘Girl Scouts, tomorrow, at St. John's Church. The girls and officers was and F.iday | Lydia Hunt was elected | Will Be Offered as Amend- ments in Senate Ttems for the maintenance of How- ard University for the next fiscal year, which were eliminated from the Inte- ror Department appropriation bill on |a_point of order {n the House, will be offered as an amendment when the | bill comes up in the Senate within a few days. This became known when the Senate appropriations com- mittee reported the Interior supply bill to the Senate. @he Howard Uni- versity items, which the committee authorized the chairman to offer in the Senate, are: Mer the payment of salaries, $150,000, of which not less than $2,200 shall be used for normal instruction; general expenses, $68,000, and for the construction of one addi- tional dormitory for women, $150,000. The bill as reported to the Senate calls for $260,067,650, an increase of $864,440 over the House measure. The increases were in the following branches of the department: Office of the Secretary, for salaries and print- ing, $20,600; Bureau of Indian Affair: $98,500; Bureau of Pensions, $187,5 Reclamation Service, $65,000; National Park Service, $501,800. vesterday will be in_uniform, and the balcony of the church is reserved for them There will be 2 hike for captains and first lieutenants December 28, to work on map making, judging and compass for first class. Officers will meet at the Little House at 9:30 am. A meeting of all Scouts who wish to work on map making, judging and compass for first class will be held De- cember 20. Girls will report at the Little House at 10 a.m., each with notebook, pencil and compass. Decem- ber 31 Dr. Willam Gould Vinal, for- merly professor of nature study in Rhode Island College of Education, now in the New York State College of Forestry, at Syracuse University, will conduct a nature gulding walk, leav- ing the home of Mrs. Gerrit S. Miller, jr., 2810 Adams Mill road, at 1:30 p.m. All Girl Scout leaders are invited. The Canadian Hall of Fame at Ot- tawa contains a memorial to Canadian nursing sisters who gave their lives in the war. Here’s What Our “Low Prices” Before Inventory Mean PRACTICALLY 1/, OFF ON ALL REMAINING STOCKS & —Credit to Suit Your Convenience— All $275 Living Room Suites now selling for ..... *142 All $225 Dining Room Suites mow selling For. .ccc.p sabecssosn 119 All $250 Bedroom Suites now selling for .. s139 All $25 Unfinished Break- fast Sets now selling for...... All TOYS Muast Go—regardless of price which than the cost to the manufacturer. 18.—Death won over two Dash to Bedside. 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