Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1929, Page 16

| board of Chautauqua trustees, spoke in | tone, paid the following tribute to Lewis 16 EDSON OPPLGES CHURGHINSEHOOL Has “Low Opinion” of Com- pulsory Religious Train- ing, He Says. CHAUTAUQUA, N. Y., July 25— Thomas A. Edison, Henry Ford and Adolph S. Ochs, publisher of the New York Times, here to pay tribute to the memory of Lewis Miller, co-founder of Chautauqua Institution, held court for the children at the Miller centenary celebration yesterday afternoon. With other honor guests and members of the Miller family, the three submit- ted to being photographed for “talkies” and “stills” in the garden of the Edi- son cottage, which was bullt by Lewis Miller, father of Mrs. Edison. They later answered questions asked them by newspaper men. Mrs. Edison and Mrs. Ford Ilater Joined the party. Asked if he thought religious training advisable in connection with academic education, and if religious training should be compulsory in public schools. Mr. Edison replied, “Decidedly no. I have a low opinion of anything of the kind.” Favors Private Power Control. As to advisability of State-controlied water power systems, Edison declared: “Such projects should be conducted as private enterprises. Politicians are not much good in erecting water plants.” As to potentialities of such institu- tlons as Chautauqua, Mr. Ford said he was always in favor of anything of the kind. and added that this was his first visit. here. “Aviation has not yet started.” he declared when asked if he thought that in 25 years the majority of guests would arrive in planes, as two did today. Last night Mr. Ford. Mr. Ochs, Dr. Flmer A. Sperry. inventor of the gyro- scopic compass, Alvin 1. Findley, editor in chief of the “Iron Age,” and Judge William L. Ransom., chairman of the & Miller centenary celebration in the amphitheater, Miller Opposed Wasting Time. “Mr. Miller. a great inventor, prac- tically filled the world with his inven- {tons.” Dr.’ Sperry said. pointing to his development of harvesting machinery. Mr. Edison, speaking for the movie- Miller: “He did not believe that recreation eonsisted in wasting valuable time in doing nothing or useless things, but taught both by precept and example, that true recreation consisted rather in a change of useful occupation. To me, he seemed to be eternally making money in his factory to enable him bet- ter to carry on his schemes for educa- tion.” Three-Wheeled Trucks. Tn the early days of the automobile one of the ploneer manufacturers un- dertook to introduce a three-wheeled automobile which had many advan- tages over one with four wheels. It was said to be more economical in maintenanced and operation and much easier to handle in traffic or wherever short turns were necessary. ‘The only objection was the radical change in its appearance which failed to appeal to the purchaser so that the idea failed and the promoter went broke. Three- wheeled trucks are now being intro- duced in London and are likely to be- eome very popular for the very reasons claimed by the first designer. Swat the Fly Take advantage of an early start by an aggres- sive war on the fly at the beginning of the season. ' The Star has for free distribution wire-handle 1 fly swatters. | 'UNABLE TO WORK FOR TWO MONTHS, FEELS | FINE NOW. | “|T MIGHT HAVE BEEN,” w‘;ummul‘u:un& iy mngehm and Daughters of the Equal Rights Plo- | AN|TA STEWART STARTS [private wedding at high noon yesterday. Taxi Ambulance System, IS GIVEN AS BAR FARCE |ihe adfission ‘ot ‘Women tn pa years. j The cast included Miss Nita Hind- | rhythmic dances by Miss Martha Town- o (i Plle, MCLWATE wen e i for o | ambdlasces. Woman Lawyers Satirize Males of | Tam; Mrs. Renekan OO s | Blanche Cranmer. with isg Mavine | Actress’ Wedding to George Con- |Sister, while C. M. Converse of New| For a sum sbout equal to $230 a Mrs, Mary M. Lockwood, Miss Alma D. | Townsend at the plano. Mrs»Carmela verse Is Recorded by it Bl patient can be removed anywhere Profession Before Audi- Partridge, Miss Ellen Love, Miss Mary Roehrer sang several solos. The affair uard. ‘The farce ments presented in years past against [from decisions refusing women admis- admissi THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. JULY 25. 1928 . / ence of 400. Boggs and Miss Madge jon of women to the bar, was|sion to the bar. i to make an extended tour of Europe.|ceivable comfort and are built on spe- Owned and Operated by Dresented before 400 persons in the | Miss Ruby Black, managing editor of |°F the coun were on an automobile honeymoon to- pe v o ‘of (e National WomAn's Party | mova; Riancs, road & mames. 15t sioy B —— dAy, wih 1o particulas destination 1| S d beemInarriad once before. | clally coustiucted springs to ellminate Brown Bros. eadquarters, on Capitol Hill, Tuesday | vet,” purporting to be a news article | About 70 per cent of the hides used | mind. pay night. m n The theme centered around the ques- | 2029 describing a meeting of the Sons | can farms from American cattle. married to the New ¥ork banker in a|for a wage raise of $2 a week. discomfort to the patient. a Washingto of the i For A Refreshing Shower! MR. W. E. 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