Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1927, Page 42

SCHOOLPERODIAL | WINERSSELECTE _ Petersburg, Va., Publication i Is Among Successful Con- | testants Just Announced. © By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 11.—Winners of the Columbi: ation’s national competition to se- [ '€ , the hest student publication: 13 different classes were announced & newspape Kkeview ago, 1., high schools of more than i at winners and Ah La Ha Sa, « Albert Lea High School, Albert Lea, | | s | good feet best maga- |, COPELAND LAUDS WORK DONE BY PODIATRISTS Urges Necessity of Proper Educa- tion and Good Imstitutions for Chiropody. “Podiatry has won for itself a real place in the world,” Senator Copeland of New York; author of many articles on health, stated in his address at the dinner of the Podiatry Society of the (l)islrir( at_the City Club Wednesday night. Senator Copeland praised the work M. J® Lewi, pioneer in the chiropody profession, adding that all -| chiropodists of the present are plo- in their profession. The World War taught all the great need of chiropody as a profession, Sen- r Copeland said. “It was demon- ted in the Army how necessary I think that during rist won his spurs, ity of proper education itutions for the teaching was stressed Wy the Sen- He also encouraged the mem: f the profession to honor and their profession and have the poeple understand that they are not Minn., high schools with 500 to 1,000 | jygt * pupils pupils; the Roosevelt Record, Theo dore Roosevelt Intermediate School, Wichita, K junior high schools with more than 750 pupils; The Spot- light, Winona High School, Winona, Minn., ] high schools with 500 to 750 pupils, and the Junior College JourMil, Cleveland School of Education, Cleve Ohio, normal &chools and teachers’ colle magazine prize winnes to 1,00 High School . &chools with Nor' school: The Br High School, high schox The Re: Bchool, nor Wheel, Mill Mentary schools A PITTMAN SAYS HEFLIN IS BEST STORY TELLER If Senator Heflin of Alabama “did . Mothing but tell stories” he would be elected President of the United States, declared Senator Pittman of Nevada in an address at the annual banquet of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon L Fraternity in the Racquet Club Wed- | mesday night, Senator Pittman characterized the Senator from Alabama as “the great- est story teller in the country,” and he declared that Senator Borah's fight against a raise in ss y for members of the Senate was defeated by a Heflin story; that of a drinker who was forced against his will to &ccept a doctor’s prescription for a Quantity of whisky. Judge Charles B. Howry, Confed- erate Civil War veteran, declared that L “a definite objective” and a ‘“‘con- stancy of purpose”. are the two es- sentials for success, while Charles T. Collier of the George Washington University Law School offered as a means to success the motto: “Culture, Character and Loyalty.” Other speak- ers included Representative Vaile of | Colorado, who also served as toast- master; A. R. 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