Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1929, Page 26

28 AMERICAN U. GROUP FOSTERS ORATOS :New Fraternity Under Title| iy of Delta Omicron Formed ! in Capital. new local honorary society was in: (A in- etituted at American University last| lta Omicron, | night, to be known as Greek letters standing for debates and cratory. Organized by Dr. George s, dean of the College of Liberal bers of Delta Sigma Rho. national hon- orary debating fraternity, the soclety was formally announced by Cr. at the annual debates dinner at the college. Its purposes will be to promote among students serious interest in forms of public speaking. to foster high standards of speaking and 1o recognize | achievements of debaters and oralors. List of Charier Members. | Students who by virtue of their par- ficipation in debates were made charter members include Willis Delaplain, Blake FEspey, Kathryn Heath, Ethelwyn Hine, Nola Livingston, Jane Lytle, Charlotte Magee, Roland Rice and Hugh Speer, an almunus. Faculty members of the new society include Dr. Woods and Mr. Flemming. Officers are to be elected later. The constitution has been for- mally adopte i At the banquet Willis Delaplain was toastmaster, and the list of speskers included Dr. Lucius C. Clark. chancel- Jor of the university; Miss Ethel Moul- ton. Roland Rice, Blake Espey, Miss Kathleen Duggan, secretary of Delta Sigma Rho: Mr. Fiemming and Dr.| cods. The three senior debaters— Rice, Delaplain and Miss Moulton—were given copies of Sandberg’s “Life of Abraham Lincoln.” Debating Teams Complimented. ‘The excellent record of the debating teams of the college under Mr. Fi U. S. Can’t Get Private Wires in Drug Traffic Is Mitchell Ruling Attorney General Mitchell has glven an opinion to the Treas- ury holding it cannot compel privately owned telegraph and cable companies to deliver to the Federal authorities copies of telegrams and cablegrams which are suspected of being in con- nection with illicit_international trafic in narcotic drugs. The Attorney General said that he could not express an opinion on the question whether legis- lation to require communication companies to furnish the Gov- ernment. suspected telegrams an cables would be constitutional, but he held that no regulation could compel the furnishing of messages. 'D. C. KIWANIS CLUB ADDS FIVE MEMBERS | Wreath Will Be Placed on Tomb of Unknown Soldier Next Wednesday. Five new members of the Washington | Kiwanis Club were officially installed at | A luncheon meeting of the organization in the Hotel Washington yesterday. The | new members are Edward S. Pardoe, L. T. Breuninger, Dr. Boyce R. Boiton, | Frederick East and Willam F. Ray-| mond. i Announcement was made that the club will hold & me:morial meeting next Wednesday, after which the club mem- bers will place a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington, | The meeting will take the place of the usual Thursday luncheon. On June 6 the club wiil hold & joint meeting with the Kiwanis Clubs of Alexandria, Fredericksburg and Manas- sas at_Alexandria, it was announced. John J. Boobar was master of cere- monies at yesterday's meeting. U. 8. as the Copper Col;ntry. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C, FRIDAY. MAY 24, 59¢ MIFFLIN ALCOHOL Pond’s Cold Cream orVan- $1 $1.20 MILES’ SAL NERVINE HEPATICA 63 69¢ Doan’s Kidney Pills 43¢ 4 Extreme Cut Prices ar Barbasol 4l HOME REMEDIES 1.25 Agarol . . .35 Sloan’s Liniment . . Sulphur & Cream of Tartar Loz. 1.00 Ovoferrin . . .25 Ex Lax . Whelan’s Still lower prices are in effect today at Whelan’s. 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