Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1927, Page 23

DR. CLARK URGES Maine University Dean Elected | Grand Sire—Next Convention to | % = | Warns Against “Smattering”| 1ot stRix at Opening Exercises of American University. Warning that t 8 tendency in A £tudents ‘to many subje ummuq to be t today in Hurst 1o o called | to concen- ery of at least one | upon the trate on ently from a tour of [ 1 forred to many of the un and their master of learning. Speciatization Urged. “Decide if v an which you w »ficient you can do some- ical with® the knowledge from the Americr woula be placed on public vi Hurst Hall. The chancellor praised the spiv ‘r of [ &, sportsmanship of the Oxford versity men, who, he said, had t} reputationt of playing the game fa at any cost, even the loss of victory. | He admonished American University athletes to emulate such idea Deseribes European Schools. Of all the 014 World schools he had wisited, however, Dr. Clark sa was not one which had a o roaching in beauty tha Iniversity. Most of th the European universi had been reduced until the schoc ared as merely parts of the hich they Dr. George B. Woo Pollege of Liberal Arts, ppening exercises, the new students were officially introduced to the | #chool, and music was by the choir of || Foundry M. E. Church. Classes start | tomorrow morning. ANSWER ATHEIST’S PLEA. Government Defends Payment of /f| Salaries to Chaplains. The appeal of James I. Elliott of | lamaica, Long Island, to the Court (\f ppeals in his suit seeking to prev e pavment out of public fun falaries to chaplains of the mi ind naval services was opposed il rief filed yesterday in the higher | [i Eurt by United States Attorney Pey- |l n Gordon and his assistants, Leo A. over and Neil Burkinshaw. The Government counsel in their ree-page brief cited the famous rothingham case, in which the United tates Supreme Court decided that a itizen taxpayer cannot interfere with e use of public funds when such junds are disbursed under authority ¥ law. Elliott, who is a member of the poard of directors of the American | Association for the Advancement of || Atheism, sued as a citizen taxpayer. e GETS HONOR IN FRANCE. CHERBOURG, France, September | P1 ().—Port Admiral Renault pinned ths cross of the Legion of Honor yes- | o rday on the breast of Commodore tvlerhert Hartley, commander of the nited States liner Leviathan. Admiral Renault said the presenta- ion was made on behalf on the rench _government as a reward for Fommodore Hartley’s achievements as A seaman and officer and that it was flesired to “engrave the name of Hart- fey as a citizen of the United States n one leat of the French nation’s ook.” The medal of the cross was set ith diamonds, presented by the Cher- g)urg Chamber of Commerce. “Washington Belles’ Your adventuring along smart footwear paths, this Fall, need not be an expensive trip! 4,50 THIS pretty shoe comes in patent leather, black satin or br leather with lower heel. afld many other new wonderful group at $4.50 you'll imagine you are back in the good old days when money went twice as far as it does today! I£ Your Feet Trouble You Hahn “Health™ Shoes ILL restore their your pep. Arch- bination “Health” lasts. ber of good-looking oxfords and strap effects $5 to $7.50 for Fall. 3912 14th s of the Old World, of making a student | s least one branch of | m LEON S. MERRILL HEADS ORDER OF 0DD FELLOWS Be Held in Montreal. By the Associated Press. 3S, Ark., September 21. _The Independent Order of Odd Fel. | lows, meeting in 103d annual con-| vention here vesterday, elected Dean | Leon 8. Merrill of the University of | Maine grand sire, and Frank Mar tin, attorncy general of Boise, Idaho, deputy zrand sire, Montreal won the 1928 convention | in a contest with s hout opposition. ger. Duluth, Minn., s solution proposing the or-| on of a junior Order of Odd 1 s. A similar resolution, for the formation of a junior Order of | 1 a nted to that| ' rization by Miss | | g sred by Beck- | man Overstreet of Louisville, li;‘. sted the establishment of a life | recommendec headed by J T ., Canada. T £ the revision would be to shorten | the ritual. | The airplane that will travel between | | and Mosco 11 have an up: I ||| THE SWAN BOAT | I Will Soon Sing ITS SWAN SONG For the Season of 1927 REMEMBER That When Fall Comes Winter Is Not Far Away || So you should make the most of || these delightful Autumn days, and also remember that the | i Swan Boat offers the unusual | | opportunity for personal pleas- | ure, combined with charity. || When Driving in ‘ | Potomac Park | Stop near the Tidal Basin Boat- house. Let your kiddies be thrilled by a trip around the || Basin in this safe and smooth- | i riding boat. You, too, will en- | {| Joy it—Iike taking the children | to the circus. And, when you || | re-enter your car, you will glow | with pleasure in the realization | that you have helped the less | fortunate children of the Dis- | || trict by your contribution to the Child Welfare Society. | THE SWAN BOAT | | Sailing From | Tidal Basin—Foot 17th St. From Noom Until 6:30 P.M. On Hour and Half Hour | Adults, 25c. Children, 10c | own kid. Also patent When you see this styles assembled in this comfort and bring back bracing. Special com- Shown in a num- 7th& K 414 9th 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1927. “The PALAIS ROYAL Serving Washington 50 Years Down on the Florida Coast —there's a lady who likes to occupy her spare moments with the making of fancy work. And where does she obtain her supplies—the Palais Royal Art Needlework Shop! To be sure, she must use the mails for her requests, and it takes her a day or two longer to get what she wants —but she knows she can get exactly what she wants here, and she de- pends upon us for her needs. Hun- dreds of people in and outside of Washington have been depending upon this store for fifty vears! The Palais Royal. Septemher 21, 1927, Copyrighted, P. R, Inc,, 1927. 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