The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
WESTERN BREEZE
DEMANDS EDITORS
DELIVER GOODS
Lazy Ones to- Lose Jobs,
Student Publication
Announces.

Holding down a 1op on the
ern Breeze, a newspaper puoiisned
.by the students of western High
school. in the future will be very
much like holding down one on a
regular newspaper.
Those members of the Breeze
staff who shirk their duties VIII
soon find themselves jobless' ac-
cording TO this months issue Of the
student paper.
Miss Alice Owens. who was Sc
tected editor of the Breeze. in a COM
petition, Is about the only one VINO
is sure of her job. Others members
of N, staff will be replaced should
they become listless-
The stan is now made up as foi-
lows. Editor-in-chief. Miss owens;
associate editors. Browne Garnet'
and Joel Berrall: literary editors
Tom Wells. Helen Latterner and
Robert Simpson; athletic editors
Mirabeau Lamar. Samuel Martn'
Margery Shinkle. and Lee Hamii-
tom. cadets, Herbert Clark and Had
ley Evans; organizations, Marie
Suter and Helen Clark; alumni
Dorothy Tschiffely; society. Julia
Gleaves; humor. Orme Liboey ano
Elwood simpson; exchange. Louise
FLINT Roger O'Donnell and Carlyle
Fisher: human interest. Jake Bers
and William Tarver; business man
ager, John Dawson: advertising
manager. Alfred May; Circulation
manager. Helen wesson; faculty
advisor. Grace A. Houghton.
Addresses by Martin Travieso
n,avor of San Juan: Felix Cordova
Davila. delegate from Porto Eico u
Congress. and Miss I. X. MacDer-
mott. editor of the Pan American
Bulletin. featured a meeting OF tht
II club Cervantes at 1872 i stree
northwest Wednesday.
Miss Ienore Flint read brief ar
tirIe on Bolivar, the South Amerl'
can hero, and a brief talk was mao'
nv Walter Falk Musical selections
were given by Raymond Acton ah'
Miss EsteIle Taylor. +. J. Herman
dez presided. Decorations were ma
through the courtesy of u. L
Blackstone. florist
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Line 30
Twenty-fifth street northwest, WI
take All automobile trip into Mary
land or virginia in their new autono
bile during the week k-end.
d.nc. for the benefit of the Hol
Family Day Nursery will be given tc
nirbt at immaculate Conception Hal
y street between Seventh and Eight
streets northwest.
The next time YOU have tickets fC
Symphony OF Philharmoic concert
that YOU are not going to use sen
them to Mrs. ]. II. Feehan. Red Cros
director at rhe AIoJint Alto HOspita
a6IJ Wisconsin avenue northwest.
Among the disabled veterans
Mount Alto are three rabid cCncel
fans. according to Mrs. Feehal
Tickets for such concerts, she say
are difficult to obtain and conse
quently the three young men seldol
enjoy the kind Of music for whic
they have a passion.
Miss Lucille Bell. Of HarTisburi
IA. is visiting Miss Pauline Wrish
If Copley Courts.
Miss Margaret Merrill. teacher
English At Western High School. hs
returned to hcr duties after an al
.'nce Of several days caused by il
jurIcs received in an accident.
christmas Day will mark II
crand opening of Pctworth's con
hinatiOu market and bowling alley
situated ou GcorGia avenue mort
west. adjacent to No. ~ Engir
Company.
Tie structure. costing approx
mateIy S15."oo. designed and COZ
Structcd by j. r ETaShs1v- wi
serve the community both industr
ally and for recreation. Arrang,
ments have been made to accoulm'
date a score Of stands in the ma
kct on the ground floor and ST
bowling alleys on the second foo
Building operations on Geor-
avenue. from Park road to I-pshl
street northwest, have increased
such an extent within II" past ye;
hat 1T is becoming This section
main business thornuEhfare.