Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1927, Page 30

30 Tl MVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. TU DAY, NOVEMBER 15, 19277 = 3 — — AT U el RS T e e e —eoo—_— | ferred to the committee on ’ school history texts school trustees .w ; B M’ANDREW HEARING |5 e S B " ! ew Leader | "The federation accepted an invita- _ Frank Righeimer, n | p ‘ » hoard, ordered the Declarati : Blvlc FEB[RA N g O ROUSED FROM TORPOR: t e read and the dozing BRI (i St : "U ‘ PR SSION: ington, uste led their eves. o 5 | <hips by German submarines and of e sases | TG thor witushs i a reaty: toitdv EVERY FOOT fontgomery County Body Moving pictures of the sinking of he signi f the peace treaty at | i i _[tify to proBritish taint when the | Visaifien were show, and the Army Reading of Declaration of Inde- X% Nijoimed to reconvens to Elects Officers—Location of Industrial Plants Hit. 1 Corps was given a vote of | morrow. ks, Col lace M. Craigie of McCORMACK GETS DEGREE. | the Bethesda Chamber of Commerce having made the arrangements for lTenor Designated Doctor of Music by University of Ireland. pendence Awakens Dozing School Trustees. | obtaining the film | By the Associated Press. | - 1 | CHICAGO, November 15.—O HELLENIC CHURCH SHUNS| « pvember 15.—Once | yagain the Decl on of Independence | DISPUTE ON HOLY WATER iius neen wsed to rouse citizens tof I Ircland, November 15 | perils that some have said confront | & of doctor of music Pastor to Ignore Challenge Over the American uati t the hands of mn]xv-l ed upon John McCor- Rising of Bread Without Eeidl VoL [ tianar o e i A reading of the document | Yeast. ing membhers of the school b are trying William MeA i N 1 world and his By the Associated Pross. i e ¥y to Trish music. As McCor- BURY, Conn., November 15. is now in America and will not Asserting that the church already | 1 scember 19, red some th \id been held up to public ridicule | )% el Bl rd challenge” of | . itain, George of the Tellenic tion here, an-| nouneed last 1 that the John Gerotheou wonld i challenges * divected i imed powe o rise without e of holy wat powers were srican Association for Above all else don’t sacrifice FOOT COMFORT “Pears of attempis to further indus frialize the section of Monizome: . | Crunty adjacent to the Distr | Crlumbia vere suzs 5 to the Montgomery Cot Patent leather, black kid DIAMOND S Other Precious Stones Members of Amsterdam Diamond Exchange ARTHUR J SUNDLUN Treasures ting of the money v in wh the challenge h 1s no need fo ARCH- SUPPORTING SHOES FOR WOMEN $7.50 RTHOPEDIC specialists and Style Experts have given their best to these shoes! 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