Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1927, Page 30

30 THE - EVENING STAR AY. DECEMBER 15. 1927, EE ! ; ;Rabbx‘t Hunters Warned to Avoid Killingi“FAKER" IS EPITHET iSickly Looking Animals to Prevent DiseaselAPPUED TO EDUCATOR | - i £ supesintendent of Chicago schools. | McAndrew's iron - handed memods}-qmpucny, honesty of purpose and | Fort to Be Explored. £ During hix election campaign Mayor | were found in dishonesty and cheat- | integrity demonstrated in the hearts| . ‘ Thompson frequently termed him the | ing in the students and teachers.” [of the men and women who tes-| Exploration is shortly to begin ai “stool pigeon of King George.” Adrian M. Doolin, a_principal, ‘de- | tified.” Reculver, Kent, England, of the Ro-} Seventeen teachers and district | clared McAndrew ordered that “if man fort partially surrounded by: g WE superintendents were given an op- | there is any teacher who'doesn't ap- Roman wall 10 feet high and varyip % portunity to tell their side of the|prove of this system call her on the alin thickness from 10 feet it the baed Chicago School Superintendent At-|controversy last night. They ¢ de- | carpet and throw a scare into her.” to eight feet at the top. scribed methods by which, they said.| J. Lewis Coath, president of the | = - tacked by Some Teachers in McAndrew made “life for the teach- | hoard, who munched pretzels and 5 | ers what Sherman said war was.” | drank ice water during the eight- Trial Before Board.® James | dread disease are on the Health De- rusade a The recent officer, who | partment’s record, both of which | Gavan Field, Henry G. Clark, district superin- | hour sitting, said: “I cannot but re- Lendent, sai “The result of Mr.'mark on the beautiful sentiment of By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, December ‘Simon Legiee” and “Falk 3 been added to the cognomens applied | to William McAndrew, suspended | Loose Change is eacily spent, and often thoughtlessly. Wken you draw a check you have time to think. When your funds for current use are in a Checking Account with the Union Trust Company you know that your change is safe, that you have a record of every de- posit and a receipt for every disbursement. Let us explain or—better still—let us dem- onstrate the advantages of such an account to you. Finer, Faster, Higher Sranily Powered —and while maintaining the highest standard as a Marmon product, will be offered at less than $2,200 complete, including freight and tax. This has been built as a full Five-passenger Car. MARMON MOTORS, Inc. 1727 Connecticut Avenue {lived at. 2818 ( avenue, from | caused death, Dr: Fowler explained o owler. District health of- | health ofieer pointed out, while those Now Life Convict, Makes \ters go_ be and kil only| Accordlng to the -Public Heaith | pitad fiarsday after an iliness which | fined to wild ones. Cooking kills the | tularemia, a disease which 18 con- |that hunters should shoot only healthy Former Indiana Klan Leader, | tracted from wild rabbits. caused Dr.| rabbits. Sick rabbits do not tun, the 'iw ‘o issue u warning today to|on the run are undoubtedly healthy. areful healthy rabbits. | Service, tularemia infection is never | Third Appearance Capt. Field died at the Naval Hos- | found in domestic rabbits. but is con followed u hunting® trip. The death germs RS A cortificate filed with the Health De-| No preventive vaccine or curative | serum has been found to be effective | igainst the discase. 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