Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1930, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1930. " NEW PRINCIPALSHIP 15 GIVEN CANTRELL Teacher of Brightwood Junior High to Take Up Post at Paul Junior High. Lawson J. Cantrell, teacher in skasge of the Brightwood Junior High School Annex, was appointed principal of the new Paul Junior High School at a meeting_yesterday afternoon of the Board of Education. Dr. Frank W. Ballou, stiperintendent of schools, announced that Mr. Cantrell was chosen from six applicants for the position only after a thorough examina- tion of the record and_experience of each. The new principal is a graduate of North Texas State Normal School, George Washington University, with de- grees of A.B. and M. A., and of Colum- bia University in courses in supervision and administration and direction of a junior high school. He has taught in Texas, and as a teacher of science, man- ual training and mechanical drawing, has served at the Macfarland Junior Be Polite About It, Says ‘Bossy’ Gillis, And Have Your Beer By the Assoclated Press. NEWBURYPORT, Mass., Janu- ary 9.—Beer for the members of clubs which keep reasonable hours and do not abuu the privi- lege is approved by Mayor An- drew J. (Bossy) Gillis. In his inaugural address Mon- day during an attack on the police, he said: “If the police wanted to raid a club, why didn't they raid the club which blackballed me? I believe that it's all right for clubs to have beer for their mem- bers if they keep reasonable hours and refuse it to men who abuse it. Bootleggers are carrying booze through the city all the time and the policemen stand and watch them.” Tourists Break Record. OTTAWA, Ont., January 9 (#).—The department of national fevenue has an- nounced that an estimated total of 4,000,000 tourists crossed the border from the United States into Canada last year and spent approximately $300,000,000. The number of visitors broke all previous records. Friend’s REALLY OVEN BAKED Beans 25¢ 2 37¢ Small Smoked Med. Tins Lge. Tins IN ALL STORE Office and Warehouse 1845 4th St. N.E. These Prices Prevail in Our Wa Assort as You Choose RITTER SPAGHETTI CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOuUP RITTER OR CAMPBELL’S The Finest Qudlity Pineapple Tins For 3 Sanico Fresh PORK & BEANS 25 High School, the Vocation Junior High School and the Hine Night School, For three years he has been teacher in di- rect charge of the Brightwood Junior High School Annex. Given Wide Indorsement. Every school and citizen organization in the community gave him its unquali- fied indorsement, Dr. Ballou announced. Mr. C.ntrell is 37 years old, is married and has one child. The possibility that at some time in the future every graded school will have a matron to care for its small children appeared yesterday with the announce- ment that all delegates making recom- | mendations for the next years budget | will be asked to express some opinion on this subject. The proposition was brought before the board by Mrs. Leslie B. Wright, & mother, of the new Murch School, who requested that a colored woman Who formerly, was employed as caretaker of the portable buildings there be retained as_a matron or janitress. Dr. Ballou explained that the granting of this was impracticable because of the nature of the work to be done and the lack of funds for the employment of any one except an engineer, janitor and a fireman. The school superintendent reported progress in the electrifying of portables throughout the District. Of the 26 buildings first ordered electrified, he said, work on 25 has been completed. : —RIPE HAWAIIAN— PIN PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION PAYS 5% Compounded Semi-Annually Assets Over $20,000,000 Surplus $1,000,000 Cor. 11th & E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY, President EDWARD C. BALTZ, Act’g Sec'y Shoulders Eggs Excellent quality small shoulders, average weight 4 to 6 pounds. You Could Want No Better 59¢ Carton of One Dozen HERE is a great difference in Pineapple: When you open a tin of Honey Dew Pine- lpple notice the fresh aroma that greets you. || This is due, in a’ great measure, to the fact that || only a few hours elapse from the time it leaves Special This Week! | l Lb. the field until it is canned. | Special This Week! King Oscar Del Monte No. 14 Tins c i IMPORTED NORWEGIAN Sardines | W | | Oval tins of California Sardines. > : "IN; : ” “21:- tai - °f'o;:/gl-'ri:: i Sardlnes | | " BestRemedy for Thirty others fo be modernly lighted I are now in the hands of workmen, he s ' | i Cough Is Easily w $7,100 Sought for Land. o H The| board voted to request the Dis- MIX trict Commissioners to have incorpo- ed at Home b thick slices—ideal for rated in the first deficiency appropria- | ——h— 3 l the small family. Tins For Tins For You'll never know how quick- 1y a stubborn cough or chm cold can be conquered, until you this famous recipé, S millions of homes, becanse It gives more prompt, positive relief than A resolution from the Stanton Park | anything else. It's no trouble at all Citizens’ Association asking an inspec- | to mix and costs but a trifle. tion of the boilers in every school was Into a pint bottle, P 2% ounces answered by Dr. Ballou, who directed | ©Of Pinex; then add plain granu- that the association be informed that | lated sugar syrup or strained honey an annual inspection is made and the | to make a full pint. This saves janitors in the buildings are capable | two-thirds of the money usually of keeping the boilers in good condition | Spent for cough medicine, and gives between inspections. you a purer, better remedy. It The board granted the request of | Dever spoils, and tastes good—chil- S. D. Matthews, principal of Garfield [ dren like it. School, that he be allowed to practice You can actually feel its pene- law and gave Dr. Ballou leave to attend m“:{ soothing action on the in- a meeting of the American Historical | famed throat membranes. It is also Association in New York, January 31. absorbed into the blood, where it The retirement of Miss Marian White, | §°t% directly on the bronchial tubes. teacher of domestic science at Central t the same time it plomptiy oos- High School, was approved. The board | ¢ns the germ-laden phlegm. This voted to allow Miss S. B. Kent, principal | ree-fold action explains why it of the Morgan School, who has reached | Drings such guick relief even in the retirement age, to continue in serv- | fevere bronchial coughs which fol- ice until June 30 of this year. ow cold epidemics. Pinex is a highly concentrated DR. LEVI HAMMOND DIES. tion bill a provision for $7,100 for the purchase of land adjacent to the Murch . School for playground purposes. Thi action was taken on the recommenda- tion of Maj. L. E. 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