Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1927, Page 38

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ALPHER with |ECTURERS BARRED to Give llustrated Talk. lopted policy speakers (n! pupils on sub be construed e on the moking schools tions of the board [} neluded th derson nt physical d div 10 to 13, who was last Friday by the grand jury fo sttempt to use the mails to what is alleged to be his activity with ntral Seventh Hen tor in street, one of the ion into 1 e Washington's “diploms board also agreed to re auditor of n the current budget funds for 1 facilities as would be re. present “unsatis under which junior Southwest Wash sses. v on the mmittee of four . Daniel H to deliver ered in the schools COAL Our low prices are| for cash delivery only W. A. Egg..$14.40 W. A. Stove, $15.25 $14.65 | 81175 W W. A. Pea.. Coke . Fzirmont Egg . Nut. .. New River Egg. Slo%‘ Buckwheat, briquette ng wood. full weight guaranteed. | B. J. WERNER Main 8944 923 New York Ave. 1937 S5th St. N.E. N.W. Get this! Sufferers | remedy from Guarant e, Blociine, ; hl dorProtroding funded, Get the Sandy tubs with bia pipe, 5c; o the tin bor, . 4 PAZO OINTMENT WELL sealed piston rings--~-by the use of tough viscous lubricating oil accomplishes two impor- tant requirements for efficient motoring: snh.», 1 mien of Dr. K and | pl All our s coals are screened and | Gillisan interrupted to ask The committee | members we J. Hubb William_B. Dr. J. Knox Montgomery Vote Is Postponed, Harry O. Hine, secr ard, had read a commun e '10((:' L !)w lecturing motion by Henry of the board, (h’ll lln‘ hool Board should refuse its permission in view { i wrding such ad E the membe; | were about to vote on the meas when Rev. N Hubbard interrupted the proceedings to ask that b mittee be giv ligan readily [ tionon” hi sident of the board, p ter until later in the meetin; When he finall dressed the be Mr. Hubl outlined the gen- ition from gue applying for and on a an, membx ng that ranted on three pi perm! him if he ‘11.(] not know that instruction as to the effects of tobacco was already be- ing given to students as a part of their regular curriculum. The minister re- plied that he supposed such instruction was contained in the text books, but he described Dr. Kress' lectus “supplementary” to the regular course. Dr. Montgomery, who said he w president of the Muskingum College, | reiterated Rev. Mr. Hubbard's reasons ‘\\h\ he believed the lecture should be permitied. | President Carusi then explained to | the committes that in accordance with | !the policy of permitting no subject to be di ed in the schools which | might be construed to be controversial, | sectarian_or political, the board had | recently decided to refuse all such re- He said the members of the would deprecate it exceeding Seal 4 Hhe PISTON RINGS lst—;It prevents the E crankcase whic 2nd—Tt preserves compression—the better the compression, the greater the motive power. That New Improved Supreme Motor QOil is tough and viscous—it sup- plies a perfect seal—lubricates thoroughly and continuously. If run afew hundred miles be- At the Sign of the Orange Disc of theq BY SCHOOL B(]ARI] ‘Permssmn Refused to Anti- i ot nis i provice ‘mutic iR, o [ DR pg tlemenc Cigarette League Speakers ] in the I dicted | an | aud in | impassioned plea for th Chiropractic College, 1914 | that he 1 first | spea to come within the investi- | >, H. Butler and | th: - | invest | | demnation I by the speak Mr. C: “but we ation law Catholics, Jews, nwdnu ev hool o and we h fac mvv-v hese in our schools, The; e sur p is Why we ref viewpoints to by Ir‘nm(n\lin‘ 11, see without { these thin | verse a te t we ion in inc 1t we ing fc Before a vote motion, nd d he the have here & ybody send their children reference to the meri children.” causes represented | finenass of this told the commit \ compulsory demands that Moham- Arn which Protestants I imprison | all | pr e a fine or ildren of fore e t pic bl hools, v.ul ths to permit :nhju ts or e expounded that By ctarian or political. S to refuse them. Our ad this case would not | vor cigarette smok- | g OTTAWA, Ontario, | the Council, | adn food supplies. the Associated Press. December 8.—A ojected survey of the five leading oneer settlement lelts of the world of support from Dominion government. The survey, which was sponsored | the United States National Research | will be made with a view hacity of Ci South Africa ssimilate mi- | ase the produc the determining the ¢ Univ 1, Siberia, d South ation and incr have a greater quanti ‘Canada Will Support Projected Survey Of Pioneer Settlement Areas in World It is to be made, it was explained, in preparation for the time when the nited States will require to import of foodstuffs, and a surplus of Americans may desire to find new home: Canada’; hy Premi ference yesterday sity of Queens U'niversity It is understood several universities intentions intimated their co-operate. ce was promised zie King at a con- with members of inet and representatives of the Saskatchewan Y. W. C. Women's Christian Association. to suitable legislation for country as proposed by M. French foreign minister. at NEW HAVEN; Conn., (A).—Mrs. Walter Camp, jr., to BACKS BRIAND. NEW YORK, December 8 UP).—In- dorsement of the Briand proposal for renunciation of war as an instrument of public policy was voted yesterday by the national board of the Young The board voted to give its support enactment of treaties hetween France and this Briand, i aiersts Sl Walter Camp, Jr., Divorced. December 8 wife of the famous foot ball mentor's son, was granted a divorce and r‘ll!thd)' could be taken on \1;. howaeve! - addressed the Thoard, |be could not see where | net request, r.political in the lie s of wh rs in Wa vou with tears Dr. Kress to add At the conclu |of the lecture, He told the District to | himself was a respact to tobaceo an had voted adver i the Womer Union lecture livered in the s vote which foilo n follow- | opposed to the Anti-C| wpptication. told the boa 1 heen impres rd that the hich he was a membe ishington, “could 1 his rom with parents who would in their eves to al tress their children on the evils of cigarette smokinz.” N sion of Mr. Mr. Gilli it he re- sion ‘should be ye-|ord Mahony that he | tri aler”” sely on a conti nn*wu‘(m s Christian Temperance . which had been de wed wi instructions at the matter of |advice on the number of repair items hoth with |shown that 65 repair orders had been | oholic drinks | completed. 20 were in progress of com- | and he reminded him that the board |pletion and 46 were waiting for ma- unanimously | which, it rette League's ! Iyme rs of iy given priority over less urgently ew schools 1 _unanimously agreed to 't auditor to put \ding item back into pared send with its request the atement of conditions which affer had read before the ird In the first section of the report of RO W rarth, istant super- rdent in cha of school business . presented at yesterday's meet- accordance with the bo: st meeting that lered to be carried out by the Dis- ct repair shop be submitted, it was tements of the will be | h at subse. | 1. Further tus of school repair woi smitted by Maj. Wilmar ent meetings of the bo the District rep: A R S B N S I Decorate Your Own Xmas Gift Things Glass Tops for Gift Tables Cut to Order —with ROGERS BRUSHING LACQUER It beautifies Fur- niture, Wicker, Pottery, Art Ob- jects, Lamp Bases, Toys, etc.— Dries While You Wait. 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Eversthing pertaining to the comfort of our patients you will find here. CLEANLINESS 1S ONE OF OUR STRIKING FEATURES VERY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO NERVOUS PEOPLE 3 ae or, Extracting When Other Work 1+ Heing Done Hours: 9 andave: AL e he Name DR. FREIOT a Be Sure You Get Tto fhe Richt Omee Phone Main 19 Stops That Tough Hang-On Cough ‘ That Racks Your Whole Body simple | to 1 POL | For ordinary coughs any | sweet sugary cough syrup will prob ably do. | But when you want to throw out | of your system one of those obsti | nate, old timers, that simply won't be conquered, but lingers on and on causing sleepless nights and days of torment then vou've just got to have m into subm mf the unluck that | cough towards tk 2 t a bott and notice & right hold membrane Often three o 90 per cent of its v | Seriaolk: ot ha’govieh e, the Board ducation. petition from sident y-second and G south ol building fo Started Over W. C. T l ha lm!‘d 1( its last (wo m [was ¢ by the \w,mtn.n Aga hibition Amendment to the W. C. T. lectures. At its last meeting it de of 1t their the s of the di ion I which that section is located d the school population of v did nnr warrant portable e administratin; tem. At the ferred the request of the Association of America the effects of alc ('!hY in the future. to us= the target ranges In adopting Dr. Eallow's recommen- |of Central, Eastern and Western High | dation to susy . Henderson the | Schools for target practice by 300 po- board membe ent \m emen who had upon the phy or's | develop their ma ¥ e € his position in | Ballen for conside I(mn with the re vend- | spective princi what .nll‘:lw‘u“‘»fi‘ the : GERMAN | AND FRENCHMAN GET NOBEL PZACE PRIZE simple fact | been indicted for an at- | ails to defraud was | e the stated mrvund for his suspension ‘Pxof Quidde of Munich adn Bouis- Hen prosent, {s free on $1,000 trial on the charges with | son, Head of Chamber of Brown, president of the " and Ethel Wood, who it is Honored. charged was secretary of the “scho In deciding to request the District auditor to rednclude an item for im- proved school facilities for Southwest Washington, the boar appeal of S - |ing the outc tion was mad ion or Deputies, | By the Associated P December 8.—The has been awarded & Quidde of Germany Ferdnand Bouisson of ciation, who its aid. Mr. S | present the pupils of the Jef | nior High School are in effect * time” pupils because of the fact't the classes in that building are in ruped throughout the day by operatin; trains on adjacent railroad tracks. | which, he said. are within 75 fees of some of the school’s classrooms. Coal gas from the locomotives are an an noyance to hoth pupils and teachors he told the board. He asked that when | share in the «I\\(nd sity of Munich, is a veteran worker at | for peace, and ubject to much | adverse criticism by military authori | ties during the Ferdnand Bouisson was a former professor at the Sorbonne. | tered political life as a Socialist, and on November 1 was elected president of the Chamber of Deputies, assage of gasoline into the minimizes dilution. the budget for 0l building is pre- | the Worl 1 Peace Congress at Berlin pared the nior High 11in Octob 2. yond recommended change periods, its stamina prevents sudden breakdown—with the expensive results. 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