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EDUCATOR STRESSES
NEED OF SHORTHAND
Temple School Now Housed in Fire
proof Building, Especially De-
signed for Students.

The Temple School is now located
at 1920 X street in a fireproof building
especially designed for school pur'
poses. The classroOms are all outside
rooms, with doors. windows and parti-
tons so placed as to secure the maxi
mum amount of air and sunlight.
Mrs. Caroline r. Stephen, president
of the Temple School. considers that
there is nothing that will advance a
young man or young woman in the
business world today so quickly as a
knowledge of shorthand and type
writing.
Indeed" says Mrs Stephen. ''the
Gregg Publishing Co. has recently
published a pamphlet by DIR. Crane,
which states forcefully and succinctly
what | say nearly every day to the
pupil who comes in for a catalogue.
DR.. Crane says: If you are college
or high school student, learn short
hand: II you are a young woman at
home, learn shorthand. You never
know what will happen. Learn short
hand. You time will not be wasted.
What DIR. Crane has said many other
noted men have also mphasiZed--IId
ward Box. Fred Irland late dean of
the House of Representatives, and
Frank Vandcrlip. to mention only a
few.
THE Temple School teaches both
the Gregg system and the Graham
Pitman system of shorthand These
Evening star., 1927-09-11
PLANS DEBATE CONTESTS.
National University Group to Chal-
lcnge Other Student Bodies.

For the purpose of developing de
batting at National University three
organizations have been formed
among the student body. the Miller
Debating Society. the Alvey Debating
Society and the John Marshall Law
Club, the latter formed last Spring
The Miller society is named in honor
Of the late Samuel +. Miller. one-time
associate justice of the United sta IS
supreme Court and formerly professor
of constitutional law at Nationals tn
Alvey Society has been named in
honor of Richard II. Alvey, formerly
chief justice of the District of Co
iumbia Court of Appeals and for
mer chancellorsof National University.
while the John Marshall Club is named
in honor of the great Chief Justice of
the United States Supreme Court.
The Miller and Alvey soc!e,,es are
under the direction of faculty mem
hers. and debates regularly are held
between these two organizations. A
series of elimination debates. during
which the best dcbater of the institu
ton eventually is chosen, also is held,
and the winner Of this distinction is
awarded the faculty debating prize at
the end of the school year
The John Marshall Law Club, com
posed entirely of seniors. will make
its debut at the beginning of this
year. Members of this club will chal.
len%e other student organizations to
debates. with the exception of the
Miller and Alvey societies. for the
purpose of stimulating interest in this
form of contest.
Evening star., 1927-09-11

are the standard systems taught
throughout the United States. Canada
and England Books and magazines
are issued by publishing houses every
year which are of incalculable value
to the students. Text books have been
published in German and Spanish in
both these systems.
The secretarial training depart
ment is now under the charge of
teacher of long business experience.
Special tests are given to all students
before they are allowed to enter this
department. Here the student is
trained in office work of all kinds
The Temple School is known to have
a corps of teachers of recognized peda-
gogical skill in every department. This
school has always been noted for its
training for the civil service eXamina
tons. Specially prepared tests are
given before each civil service eXaml
nation for stenographer and typist.
"The diploma of the school is given
to students who successfully pass the
100-word test in shorthand, so words
in typing, and who have passed all
tests in English and filing and whose
character and ability we can person
ally indorse.
Our graduates now hold positions
in various embassies and cOnsulateS
abroad and in many other fields of
foreign work. Indeed. it is also most
gratifying to find the Temple School
graduates in many of the large com
mercial houses in Washington, Balti
more and New York"
Evening star., 1927-09-11

Boarding and day school for girls.
kindergarten, intermediate and pre-
paratOry. Music and Art. Progress.
sive methods.
Boys In day school. kindergarten
thru fifth grade.)
22OI Massachusetts Ave. Decatur ll6l
Address Principal for Catalogue
Evening star., 1927-09-11
Goldenbergs Sell Summer Home

Julius and Morton Goldenberg of
Washington have sold High View,
their South River home. The consid-
GRAFTON was not disclosed. The prop
erty includes frontages on South River
and Fishing Creek. about 80 acres OF
land and a large modern home. with
tenant houses and other buildings.
Evening star., 1927-09-11
STUDENTS ENROLL
FOR c. v. j. YEAR
Several Additions Made to
Faculties for Opening of
Classes September q.

Indications point to an unusually
large enrolment of students at George
Wa shington Universit which opens its
107th academic year on september q
Formal enrolment started on Friday
and a large number of students have
already arranged for classes. All OF
the deans have returned from sum
mer vacations and are available Tor
consultation with students.
Pres dent Cloyd II. Marvin has been
unusually active during the summer.
DR.. Marvin was to have entered upon
his duties on September |. but came
one month earlier and took over the
reins immediately Studying every
phase Of the university activities
Dr.. William Mather Lewis. who re
signed last Spring to accept the presl'
dency Of Lafayette College. was III
frequent consultation with DR.. Mar
vim during August.
DR.. Marvin has made no formal
declaration of his policies. but is eX-
pectcd to outline his pans just before
the opening of the academic year.
Several Additions to Faculties.
With the opening of the university
will come the addition of several mem
bers to the various faculties. The
appointment of Prof Henry Grattan
Doyle as dean of men has been an
nounced by the board of trustees.
Dean Doyle has been fam liar with
the mems extra curriCular activities
for many wears. has been unusuHlly
popular with the students and Is eX,
pected to continue as adviser for the
several student functions which he
has carried on for several years.
The appointments of Dean John r.
Lapham of engineering and Dean
Lewis r. Bradley of pharmacy were
announced several weeks ago follow
.ng the meeting of the board OF
trustees.
During the Summer extensive in-
prCVemCnts have been made in MI
university buildings. The administra-
ton Offices of President Cloyd RI. Mar.
vim have been entirely renovated and
decorated The university is indebt ed
TO Carl Corby for the donation of q
magnificent suite of furniture for the
Office of the president The gift is in
memory of the late Charles l. Corby.
member of the board of trustees
and father of Carl Corby.
Announcement is made that eXami-
nations for students from unaccred-
tied high schools will be held Septem.
ber 81 30 and % in Corcoran Hall.
From present indications there will
be an unusually heavy enrolment,
despite the continued raising of stand
ards of entrance requirements.
President Marvin will hold a meet.
ing for the faculties of the university
on September 10, at which time mem-
bers of the board of trustees are to
be invited. The new president is in.
tending TO thoroughly acquaint the
f"culty members with his policies at
that time
On the opening day. September 81.
Evening star., 1927-09-11
Fiction.

Benson. f. f. Mlzzanine
Bindl0sS, Harold. The ..roken Trail,
Cuttm Il. NJ. Indian !dyls.
Dresser, Theodore. Sister Carrie.
Freeman r. \. The Blue Scarab.
Gibbs. G. +. The Flame of Courage.
Harvey. Mar;on. The Mystery OF the
Hidden Room.
Knox K, A. The Three Taps.
Lincoln. j. c. Mary 'GuSta.
Milne g. \. The Red House NJ. stery
Moore. George iieloise and Abelard
2V
Mottran r. II. The Spanish Farm
Triio@Y.
Muk arii. u. G. The Secr' Listeners
of the East.
Rhode, John. The Ellerby Case.
Sinclair. L. +. Oil.
Terhune. y. p. The Amateur Inn.
Wilkins. NJ f. The Best Stories.
Evening star., 1927-09-11
Outdoor Life and Games.

Lynch. V +. Scientific Methods of
Trapping. VE-L993s.
Rose. a. The Boy Snowman and En-
tertainer VM-RT2.
Sch lite. l.. f., ed. Pole Vaulting. VI
S"hS
Whclen. Townsend. Wilderness Hunt
ING and Wildcraft. NE-W57jW 4
Evening star., 1927-09-11
Philosophy and Religion in German

Geffcken. johannes. Aus Der Ner-
deceit des Christentums. 1909, &C
G274
kulpe, Oswald. Die Philosophie der
Gegenwart in Deutschland. 1911.
BE,4 KISS.
Richter. =. H. NJ. Einfuhrung in die
Philosophie 1910. B-K4l7.
vischer. Eberhard. Der Apostel PauL 5
and Sein Werk. 1910 CBT-VS2.
Weinel, Heinrich. Die Gleichnisse
Jesu. 1910. CGQ-W436.
Wundt. Max. Griechische Weltan'
schauLng. 1910. BB-W96
Evening star., 1927-09-11

general meeting for all freshmen
will be held, at which time the various
student activity programs will be out.
lined. 1t Is expected that Dean Doyle
will speak, in addition to President
Marvin and one or two student
speakers.
The Law School will close its Sum
mer session on September II. Two
siX-Week terms have been held this
Summer. The total of students in all
departments of the Summer school
has been in excess of 300. Examina
tions have been concluded in the de
partment of arts and sciences
The University IIatchet, the stu
dent publication. which appears
weekly, will he presented the opening
week Of college The Ha andbook, the
student guidance publication, will be
on the press this week and will be
presented to all students at the open
ing Of the institution
Evening star., 1927-09-11
Scholarships Offered.

To meet the needs of men and won
en- unable to pay their way through
been founded for National University
students. These provide the student
with tuition fees and the necessary
books.
Application for these scholarships
may be made to the university au-
thorities, to the secretary of the Ma
tional University Masonic Club and
in the case of women, to the secre-
tary of the Womens Bar Association
of the District of Columbia or to the
secretary of the Kappa Beta ri
Sorority.
Evening star., 1927-09-11
BOOKS
vOu want to read and own

Twilight Sleep
By Elfth W'haror A brilliant novel of
the fashionable world of today. A best
seller for many months. Sl.50
Now East, Now West
By Susan Erfz. the author Of MADAME
Claire" and after Noon" A charming
novel of married life. 800
Transplanted
By Brand WhniOck. A dramatic story
of international marriage. told with keen
penetration and sympathetic understand
ing. SL.oo
The Other Tomorrow
Bv Octacns Roy Cohtn. A tense drama
Of domestic life against a background of
life in a small Southern town. $500
The Castle Rock Mystery
By George Gibbs. A new TYPE Of mystery
story with quaint old detective. $500
A Helluva War
Bv Hrthnr Guy Empty. A humorous
novel Of the Great War by the author OF
'tOver the Ton" 500
The Revolt of the Birds
By AfsioiNt DaUiJJon Pof. This novel
catches the spirit of an old legend and is a
beautiful imaginative tale OF adventure.
Sl.50
The Hoop
By T. {. Sna:th. An absorbing novel
telling the life romance of great prlma
donna. $50
The Way of Revelation
Bv Hififa Ewa,1. A new edition OF
one Of the finest novels o. he War. Fore
word by Stephen Graham. $50
The Silver Urn
b. Foxh4H DGingtrfslG. A new mys-
tery story laid in a picturesque Southern
.etting. 500
Some Memories and Reflections
1v rmma E0m.s. The life story OF one
OF our greatest singers. Illustrated. $500
On the Air
By Pan Derrsco hug5burs. A book of
unique stories in each OF which the radlc
nlays an important part. 500
Bob Davis Recalls
By Robe1 II. Dacis Sixty true stories
OF love and laughter and tears. $500
Shakespeare: Actor-Poet
BY Clara L0ngworlh Gt ChsmbrHn. A
study of Shakespeare in the modern bio
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These are Appleton Books
Senl SOC foS ,eays subscriptions to ow Has
t,dlsd Monthly Guide TO keT Books.
ID. APPLETON AND COMPANY
IS West Sind Street New York
Evening star., 1927-09-11
TIE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Recent arceSsionS at the Public Ii
brary and lists of recommended read.
ing will appear in this column each
sunday.
Evening star., 1927-09-11
Sermon Texts Announced

Supreme Learning" at the II
O'Clock service and "A Contrite
Spirit" at the 3 o'clock hour. are the
subjects of the sermons which Rev.
w. A. Lambeth. pastor of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church. will deliver in his church
today.
Evening star., 1927-09-11
Architecture and Landscape
Gardening.

Architects Small House Sc vice Blu
reau of the T. s.. Inc. 100 Bung-
allows of Architectural Distinction.
VIM Ar2oo.
Barstow. c. l.. Famous Buildings.
1925. WF-B.Sf
Challman,. :. A. The Rural School,
Plant for Rural Teachers. 1917.
WHJ.CS5.
NoIen. John. New Tow foi Old.
WES3- MI.
Strayer, G. d.. and Engelhardt. y. l..
Standards for Elementary School
Buildings 1923 VIII SITS
Waugh. r. A. Book of Landscape
Gardening WEI.W355h
Evening star., 1927-09-11

More earthquake upheavals origi-
nate in the deeps off the Aleutian
Islands than in any other part of the
world
Evening star., 1927-09-11
Science and Mathematics.

Davidson. James. and Pressla nd. A, j.
A Second Geometry. LE-D2S.
Harrow. Benjamin. The Romance of
the Atom. LO-H246.
Lodge. Sir o. j. Science of Today. LA
LS24s.
Smith. A. W. The Elements Of Physics,
LH-Sn 52ea.
Wilson. G. NJ Motivation of Arith-
metic. LC-W69m.
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-25
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sOsbl " Op4eaa. 2 ToMa--- 4.50.
Po0nHsOH Rpyso. 0.50.
n. TAT0P. RpYweHne. POMaH. 100
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
King Albert Recovers
 From Attack of Flu

Brussels, Belgium, March l9 A'-- King Albcrt's health has sufficiently improved from his recent mild at
 tack o; influenza to permit him to leave the palace, to which he has been confined for eight days. He took a short walk in the royal gar dens today.
 queen Elizabeth, travelling incog-
 nito, has arrived a kapalio. Italy, for a fortnight Of complete rest
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
Henry Ford Is Due in
 South Sudbury TOde

Worcester. Mass, March l9 (P, Henry Ford will be in South Su bury today. according to word l ceivcd by Mayor N. J. O'Hara, T mayor was invited to confer with } Ford sometime during the afterno at which the work Of the Gard Cities O. Worcester will be discuss'
 Governor Alvan T. Fuller recen asked Mr. Ford support in the G. den City movement in Worcester,
 The Garden Cities cover six acl and are cared for by goo chillrs Produce valued at Slo,Q00 was ra ed last year.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

in flat bottom :lasks sealed wi. cotton or gauge covered bark sto pers, which will signify that [. container contains water and not ing but water: that all stock sol tions in surgical dressing rool shall be labelled with a red pois label with the skull and ere bones.
 Finally We recommend legisl tion. ii any be necessary, To co rect such evils ln the manageme o: hospitals as may be danEero 10 the public welfare"