Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1930, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1930. MISS BOLLING IS BETTER ({5he was taken to Emersency Homsial| JOHNSON BILL PASSAGE |50t fhe Souse yeferans’ compliee. |BANDIT SLAIN IN CHASE | 2ins sun baitic, which sarted as be HIGH SCHOOLS HIT |"seres FALL FROM HORSE | e Exi WA e B SEEN BY MRS, ROGERS S S o et i e T he convent Incerations and shock. Departm ¢ Gotumi s b ok e 0Ut | Miss Hanbury Scheduled for Talk Miss b )| Niecs of Mrs. Woodrow :Tllnn ow W Wood- | Representative Bpeaks Betors |35, ‘DS, Stolen $500 Found in Pocket of | ends of Sergt, mfin“fim i at Moses & Sons’ Store. Recuperating at Home Fol- younger social set. Meeting_ of Chapter of Dis- Sm 'm mmd by State Comdr. E.| Los Angeles Victim, Who Had pocket. lowing Accident. Candidate Liberated. abled Veterans. mm nddmon to Representative Rogers, Attempted to Shoot It Out. ‘Winthrop A medical director . B. 3 Bolling, _19-year-old| GEICAGO, April 4 (P)—William J,| Passage in the House of the Johnson | of the Veterans' Buréau, addressed the | By the Associated Pres. Lone Sailor Faces Dehy The course will be complimentary. Miss Miss Clara Stanwood Cobb, Head of As- du:gg!a;c o{n R. HWMme 30% is re. , Healy, cendidate for the Republ bill, providing 35 amendments to the nmmgfimn. He m{e on the trl;mpml LOS ANGELES, April 4—The body of| PORTLAND, Maine, April 4 Hanbury is a world traveler and has sociation, Says Too Many Feceh *Weds s TR e Tt L Tl Jos Ly, 21, alleged Chiong and De-{ fitachmen rrison, spent. years of study and observation in : fall fr hoi e unuuve ‘Edith Nourse Hegers o picture followed the meeting. Srult ganuster, was fn & Tos Angeles Olive Poroole; 6 TRt 90 lu'l::n and European centers, i i .y Stultify Minds of Youth. = Teral | e Feppeseed 2t An outying poics | of o u the. Ace.Hasmusse b'{m:p&,'”"““fi, Parls drcsmaters e reportsd to e | D one of thiee &ollcemen Y it whom | mror bses 'Aflzr Deing Narassed by | echures: -+ Succesalus Bt Impresions.t """m ednesday ma toid paice he e eauins At the tatest gowns | ey ks b ""‘a'“x'-fi‘rb‘o'r“i'.';fi‘hfi?tx'afl:'fifhffi.“.fi& rfif.'e e et Appealing for the development of | sudd y, tossing her over Winsion ot Mrs. Kogers is & mem- "’ Siving them fattening foods Ty st mansain o-mIlrine | ey whisssd ot by it waves' And! Becrets of Patett s B “patriclan minds” in America rather than “Main street” and “Middletown” e ' b minds, Stanwood Cobb of the Chevy = == = - president of the !’x'o?‘lre‘mvzt t::ucluon in his address af e open- g e S, o et TENDER The First of the Season—! nual conlerence Iast night expres: Thiflk O e % b the general edu- RO A ST Fresh Kllled I on. g ISl d mnoml theory is moving in tion of progressive principles, Mr. Cobb declared, there is still a great meed for further progressive development of MILLIONS Lb C teachers, a more liberal attitude on tHe o a part of the public, which “foots the bills” and which is sm\ under the il- 0 F “that mass pro- (o] U PS OF Swift’s Premium thods in \ nut:l;l;‘:fl t majority of the delegates at- H SMOKED The Long Island Duckling sea- tegflmg “z‘}u cogverlx.tmn u:‘cl;:er& lr&d son opened Monday, April Ist, and vaRE EOONOM\’M ~ thers from school ner: ad- \ & e e i ooy we offer you this wu‘lt.lnd the ing new prlnciples of educational pro- first to come to Washington—a cedure, ‘were present at the meeting o s Inst. night in the ball zoom of the Wil- treat we know you will enjoy. Hotel and were welcomed by Dr. Frank W "Ballou. superintendent ~of | Lo schools in’ Washington. Agrees With Wilbur. Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, Secretary of == e —— - n— the Interior and president of Leland Stanford University, had commented on college training methods in @& lewer accepting an invitation to address th convention tomorrow evening. He wu i quo n oy Mr. Cobb ss having protested CO FF E E Fine Granulated Dozen 19c Effective in all stores Yoes” stendardised Saturday morning mul whlch grlnds on ‘them in the most uneven manner with unsatisfactory S G AR eaong v Sy s o ARE L : 2 LAST TWO DAYS Cotton 5 entrance requirements nnd mn pre- BY < Bag c L T Del Monte Sale ciplinary subjects > Lb P Coyndildufi:ie sc'@;d:&msgmg; 1 Gina “Middletown” discussed “Education and COFFEE otton C Del Monte Coffee ... ... .. & s rersris e DN CANwA3E Some Realities of American Life.” 3 : Bag Needs Time for Leisure. LOVERS Effective in All D. 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