The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1920, Page 18

} ~ On the key, American: 4 Fization Is Instilled—Believes ; Radical Schools to Blame. E“No recent reports of disloyalty © be. of patriotism among our teach @x have been received by the Board Education.” said W. E. Grady, As- a nt to Superintendent Wm. 1 " finger, to-day Mr. Grady believes the three 1 Gacners mentioned as promotine 4" activities in the schools ‘by Dr. oman R. Kiiliiea, Muntolpal Civic vise Commisnioner yesterday at a jeoting of the Allied Patriotic Socie- sin Fraunces’ Tavern, No. 64 Pear! t, may be connected with the so- ied Sunday schools of radical op- Sire v8 where politica! as well as Jgious subjects are taught. Dr. Killilea satd the Allied Patriotic “Bocieties had corsfully studied Bol- @ievietic and Communist propaganda €2d sought methods of combatting tt lo did not wish to give at an open ting the evidence against the teachers, ; “Accasionally,” said Mr. Grady in dommext, “we are always open to in- Festigation. Past investigutions have @hown little or no basie for such Somplaints.” i Mr. Grady eaid that while Ameri- Ganization was taught indirectly in Schools, it was more directly being Grourht to the attention of the aduit Gupiis at evening schools. * Cornelius D. Fleming, Principal of Public School No. 160, Manhattan, Who attended tho movting at Fran- ge2's Tévern, proposed that logic be ght children in the elementary hools for the purpose of enabling m to reatize Bolheviet fallacies, | f aaa i Griffin, Principal of Pub-' pr a ua pal of Public School 84, Brooklyn, | the Browavilie section, called for compositions on Bolshe- ‘Those handed in evidenced the lef that public structures had been iit at the expense of the people 0 had by the corpor- one alae by the Governnent Miss Griffin, upon learning from one | i, For Immediate Delivery, Victrolas Model XI. $150 Terms to Suit Your Convenience OPEN EVENINGS OVINGTON’'S > “The Gift Shop of 5th Ave” 314 Fifth Ave. nr. 324 St. KI-MOIDS: (GRANULES) For INDIGESTION NOREDTEADHNGS. SEES - PUBLIC SCHOOLS, <2: =: thbat the tendency b Wt GRADY ASSERTS == Rarthoiomew's \ | BANDITS ROB CAR OF REGISTERED MAIL 5: THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER” 3, 1920. 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