Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1927, Page 11

THE FEVENING STAR. WASHING N. 6. TUESDAY. OUTOBER 4. 19 ma&wayatst b $§t. | i l cW“‘Q’Ol’h@“J nR W"-EYS THEME William 8. Tarver, a student of [tacy in this vicinity, in | Veterans Wlt}wul Cards Stand i= ; '.Pulgolu\\n University and a reporter End:lmvm ¥ vn - University. | Cold While C and calm was restored. C 1 a ving gradus Iniv 0! ile Committee S TR = S zraduate” at a . Sheriff; Virginia Sy fiDCSt teagrown. lege, whose a Rotels cen w0 marked fa Military Institute, | Fifty Legionnaires and members of NEW YORK, October 4 (@).-The . ! head of the col- ; call, jr.; Johns Hopkins University. | the e receptlon yesterday. bl L e e, | | courtyard of the palace, where the %Ofcmfflfpm ‘HUMAN PRUGR[SS IW. S. Tarver of Georgetown Named iLEGIONNAIRES FAIL ".....mm. o e ok any sudtetvel rected the more fortunate Legion- | 1 ml!rcq derisively, and one verbal s ! ‘ Honor Graduate in Mllltary Training| T0 SEE BELG'AN KING e AT Uhrescenaa s develop s | Awarded gold T ‘ ed gold medals and The toiters of the oMclal and unom t . o olal Jleaations: iritatvaned, However: | firs prize 1 d e y 1ndia an e ar, has been named by the E I)v-na\lmem as an “honor | sity £ , N ' | L Visits Royalty. WOMAN DROPS SUIT. Acscent From Lower Forms o fistinguished col- | College, Blacksburg, Va., William H. ' ~ - ettt o4 : . Daughtry, John A. Davis, jr.; Henry - —— . . i - petit: 2 fir Animal Life Discussed at [{alnments in| d A. Denny, Hester H. Harpe nlel | By the Assoriated Press. it Taces Madp O RN 0 rl i c scholarship ha v e . S ; e nmgu.= Lewis M. Roper and Giles Relgium. October 4. | Plaintiff $200,000. Yot 5 . . | | he A : 2 Psychologists Convention. tE to receive the Texingion, Va., John J. Delaney. |the Legion Auxiliary falled to se 1pprobation of the & Charles E. Kilbourne and .J Me- | King Albert and Queen Elizabeih at it of Miss Clara K. O'Reilly, 23 5 formerly of Denver, Colo., agai o | Tege a s MoHert W Gar : . again | achievement in his | 1% Wil h:‘f,‘":a" X o il Garis and Wil- | ey fretted and fumed outside the | Willam F. Alexander {o enforce ceEm e forms of | P00 L ining and| NG B MUNARY [ e and! finally deatted & wiitien | Wrllism agresinent (o pay hae $1,00) 2 ha el is acquisition © p R > g i e admitted or life s , 4 m‘yl:‘\“m‘ n h‘n o Lniverse (‘::;”:‘E‘P:“:"‘ .;‘“,‘"e § f lor and John R. Wood. ‘;lsélhl::g‘p::lflt “;i;l“:| l):ifiv“ll)\'l'l“;‘!":: with | month for life, was withdrawn in . hmrilqu Dr E ;:, | Saecica ieian oo ! ” All the honor aduates are eligible | headed by the retiring comma lh'v.} Al‘ ander, who is vice pr \"dr:m of p [neriten (N | for appointment as second lieutenants | Howard P. Savage. By that time.|an insurance company, in answer (o e |in the Regular Army on passing the | however, the audience wa er and | the suit had claimed {hat the agree requived phys 1 examination when- |it was too late to grant their request. ment was extorted from him under and tac- ¢ . { ever vacancies o | Those left in the cold, it was ex-|threats of revelations of r | luined, were withont cards, presum- | (ween himself and Miss O'Re Juse yesterday aft of the threediy Conmention of the shington Prac i cal Psychology Club. In this devel- | < o Spment and ot {niche loss of a tall | _Ene CMCE] L iwWikiem 8. Tacver | ably because their names were not on |knew he was married. He said he had oy, Wiley said. is to be found the teai of noror gradu- RpEREr A lives. o AeRiian At He. ahie HEIE names 0 i mitm and the ape. |ates at other distinguished colleges | mobilo manufacturers are pushing ao- &Il\lg :l‘h:.l"‘nf:.}:' e &l || ohig i i B, i Koot et ‘of mes: | and honot military schools was made | tive salen campaigns in the Nether- | party. : A ol Nihen he- ke i et [ lands East Indies N e i i L s man would bo a x poor citizen of any ‘e would have no ambition, 1 would not care much what he did. Hi when he is so self-centered that | he cls the weight 0{ the world un[ s great Qif- 1t makes for progress in this world Declines Comment o the Sot Dr. Wi & he would not discuss | wman's or “that part of him which man regards as immortal, the soul “We all believe in evoiution now." 1 id, “'e \\)Ll” a few in T:)I{!lelubfll “ ’ % untof s bellove In immertallty, &) That’s the best habit on lhls [n)llh. " v\a are im al, we were lmmortal at birth WALLBOARD ‘,Zhunu.h I can teach you, my lm_v” o . state Also Fireproof Plasterboard beliet in a future life. although he MA! ey have doubts. The belief in a/ 6‘!::?:&,5(! hereafter frequently grows, he said. ! W gud is another iustance of man’s| CAMP MEIGS | megalomania SandFia Ave.NE utlines Ows Life. _ Brightwood, 5921 Ga. Ave. N.W. | - 1 As a lesson in practical peychology | Wiley gave a brief outline of his Dr. {own lite. He said his success was| | chiely due to the strict training he { received in early lite from his Scotch- | cause for alarm as baldaess | Irish parents. | maysoonfollow—usless check- | Misa Olive McNeal. president of the ed in First shampoo with club, occupied the chair. Mrs. Estelle S Herpicide Ter Soap then Hunt Dean sang at the afternoon ses- qubrolflcrmd @ |sion and Mrs. Wannie Shreve Heart Quaiiey # Sill at the evening session. when Dr. 'Seld by Druggists — Applied by Bacbess | ['rederick H. Newell spoke on ““The ngineer's Problem in Psychology.’ Mrs. Campbell Korrestor, archeologist will speak this afternoon at 3 o'cloc " “The Women of India.”” and Anne Tillery Renshaw tonight om “Liberty |and the Imagination.” Tomorrow aft ernoon Rev. Dr. George F. Dudlev | will speak on “Divine Healing.” | PASTOR 0FF|0|ATES AT SUNDAY SCHOOL i | !Rcv. Dr. Herson Installs OlotnE i and Teachers, Preceded by i Fairmont Egg. . $8.75 | Address, at Hamline, | New River Egg..$10.90 3 Lt Officers and teachers of the Sunday coals. bri | school of Hamline M. E. Church were indly 1 |installed by Rev. Joseph T. Herson.| i‘;‘,‘l’:g,“;:ffl;:y 2] {the pastor, at speciel exercises vester. | full weight guaranteed. | They are as follows: General superin- { tendent, William R. Schmucker. Super- | | intendents of departments —Adult, O. | | H. Hillman; young people’s, Maj. W.| A. Ganoe: senior and intermediate, Main 8944 PWilliam W v?;’ A‘r]num.ljr 'jm‘:;nr McDowel assistant rs. 98 New York Ave. N.W. L." 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