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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
THREE SEEK POST
OF VALED|CTOR|AN
National University Class of
1927 to Hold Election
on Thursday.

Election of the valedictorian of the
class of 1927 of National University
will be held Thursday. Three men
have been named to compete for this
honor, r. T. JOY, Craig Reddish and
John Cannon. They are honor stu
dents, having distinguished them
selves in studies as well as other ac-
tivities during their attendance at
National University.
Members of the class of 1927 in the
school of economics and government
expect to form their organization dur
in~ the next few days.
The Docket, the university year
book. is expected to be off the press
b. May Is. This years publication
will be one of the best in the history
OF the institution, Judging by the
progress Of the work so far. 1t will
surpass the others both in quality
and makeup, and a number of added
features will make the book one of
the best remembrances of the days
s Mt at National University.
Cy Pres Club Holds Luncheon.
Much interest has been evinced by
women students Of National Univer-
sity in the Inauguration of a monthly
luncheon of the Cy Pres Club. This
club is composed of all women stu
dents attending the university. 1t
held its first monthly luncheon Thurs.
day at the University Women's Club.
The club recently entertained Nine.
suzanne Grinberg, prominent French
woman lawyer and suffragist, and
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, AS
sistant Attorney General, at dinner
at the University Women's Club.
A copy of the new work on Federal
taxation, entitled United States
Board of Tax Appeals Practice and
Evidence" by Charles D. Han1el, a
graduate of National University, has
been donated to the library of the
law school Of the institution by the
author. The author is a member of
the board Of tax appeals.
The law library of National Uni
versity is one Of the best in the city,
containing many books and mono
graphs which are Of great value in
research as we'll as practical legal
work.
Law Review Out Soon.
The National University Law Re-
view, containing a number of articles
which are expected to prove OF in
terest both to lawyers and the general
public, will be off the press early this
week. The leading article is by DIR.
Albert II. Putney, professor Of con-
stitutional law at National University,
who treats of the war-rnaking power
of the United States under the Con-
stitution. Other articles by prominent
lawyers also will be contained in the
review
Plans for the freshman prom, the
first large social event Of the Spring
season, are progressing rapidly and
the outlook is that this years dance
will be one of the most successful
ever held. The dance will be held at
the Mayfiower Hotel April % and
tickets are selling rapidly.
Members of the debating team
which will represent National Uni
versity in their coming debate with
Bridgewater College, Va, will be
chosen early this week. The team
will be selected from among 10 men
who competed last night on the ques-
ton Of the cancellation of the war
debts to the United States. The team
win be composed Of six men and two
alternates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
LANGLEY PRACTlCING.
School Athletes This Year Held
Promising.

Athletics are in full swing Man
ager Joseph Carroll reports that the
track teams practice three times each
week. Teams are composed of new
members, very few of last years
squad being in this season. Boys in
the S5-pound class are showing great
promise.
Langley has three platoons which
drill once a week. Competition with
other junior high school platoons will
take place in about two or three
weeks.
Miss Merla Matthews reports that
the girls teams are out for big gains.
A silver cup viii be given to the sec
ton winning most points in after
school practice. Being a team mem
Der and winning win count. The cup
is offered by the Girls IL" Club of
Langley.
George Hurt, leader of junior high
school orchestras. took Langley's or
chestra to Ballston, Va. on Thursday
evening, where they furnished the
music for the oratorical contest for
Virginia candidates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
GOVERNMENT AID ASKED.
Relief Sought for Victims of Home
Owning Scheme.

PARIS. April CR.-"OWn Your
Own Home" dreams We're used to
bunko so many thousands in the flush
after-war years that government aid
is being demanded as the only decent
solution of a big problem.
Frenchmen just back from the war
were sold homes in new additions"
just outside Paris. largely on oral
promises of improvements that never
were made. Commissions that have
investigated conditions usually found
the lot-buyers had no legal redress.
Led by newspapers, public.spirited
persons now argue that the govern
ment must improve these districts as
a matter of justice, since 1t did not
protect the buyers from obvious fraud.
The Situation is new in France, be-
cause only since the war has there
been been anything approaching the
American idea Of real estate boom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
NEW FAME FOR AUTO.
Horses Displaced at French Presi
Dental Palace.

PARIS, April 9 G4).-Gas cars have
crowded out the last horses from the
French presidential stables at the
Elysee Palace.
The master of the horse, Andre De-
caux, who has served eight Presidents
during hrs 33 years there, has been
pensioned and Is working in a bank
If the state carriage, drawn by four
horses, ever is used again, the Presi-
dent win have to borrow some horses
for the occasion. This happened once
four years ago. when Queen Marie of
Rumania visited here. She didn't
know it, but the four good-looking
nags she used were rented from the
funeral monopoly of Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
ASSEMBLY AROUSES
CAMP ENTHUSIASM
Addresses on Military Training
Feature Program Conducted
at Business High.

Boys and girls of the upper
semesters of Business High School at
tended an assembly on Wednesday
given to arouse enthusiasm in the
Citizens Military Training Camps
Allan Davis, who presided, led in 8
salute to the flag, and in the singine
of America" He then introduced
Col. Wallace M. Craigie, officer in
charge OF the cadets of the Washing.
ton high schools.
He reminded the students of the
fact that Business High School had
Won first place in the c. NJ T. c. en-
rollment OF the city for 1925, and ex-
pressed the belief and hope that Bust.
ness would soon go lover the top" OF
It's quota Of rs. He introduced Col
andrew Moses, the officer in charge
or that organization Of reserves that
fosters the camp for the Sd Corps
Area, of which the District of Column
bia is a part.
Col. Moses told briefly OF the pur-
pose, the location and the oppor-
tun1ties offered by the Citizens Mill
tary Training Camps. He stressed
Inc ract that the expense of the 80
Gays camp life is horne entirely by
the Government, transportation to
ana from camp, uniforms, arms and
expert medical attention are all fur
nlshed to the boys Capt Charles
Demonet then made an announce
ment OF the Mary Roberts Rinehart
prize offer of $50 which will be given
10 the boy who succeeds in obtaining
the greatest number Of new enlist
ments.
Henry Schweinhaut, president of
the alumni association spoke en-.
Enthusiastically Of the good times as
wen as or the benefits that boys who
MAO attended the camps had reported
John P. Collins, director Of Bust
ness High School athletics, stressed
the value of the training at the camp
from a purely physical standpoint. He
called attention to a number Of his
athletes who have formerly attended
one of the camps.
"A duet. entitled 20, Come to the
=. M. L. c." a parody on 1.-The Church
IN the Wildwood" was sung by Phil
omena Petrone and Alice Capp.
MISS Helen M. White, faculty men,
Der In charge of enlistments in the
- M. 1. C., read the record of Albert
L. King, former student of Business.
whose three years service in the c.
M. T. {. has eliminated In his an
polntment as second lieutenant in
Sho 1NeserVe Corps OF the United
states Army. Miss White invited all
interested to room IS to inspect an
exhibition of military equipment pre-
pared by Lieut., King.
The assembly was concluded by
cheers led by Gilbert Potts.
Quincy d. Adams. instructor in de-
partment OF business practice. has
rendered his resignation to take effect
April rs. Mr.. Adams plans to engage
in the practice OF law.
AS a result Of the preliminary ora
tor1cal contest held Monday, April 4,
the following were chosen as con-
testants in the final of Business:
Joseph. Tarshes. Stanley Segal. Fred
erick Moore, Margaret Eberly. The
final contest of this school will be
held at 1880 of the morning of April
II. Immediately following the deci-
sion the judges will be entertained at
lunch by the members of the student
council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
DRAMA PRIZES GIVEN.
Two Awards Are Presented at
Eairmont College.

Two prizes in English drama have
just been awarded at Fairmont Col
lege, 2107 S stree. The first, the Eliza
beth Chaplin prize, cash prize in
gold offered by Mrs. Simeon 3. Chaplin
of Fifth avenue, New York City, was
won by Miss Anne Charly of Milwau-
kee. The second, also a cash prize Of
fered by John Mattocks of Chicago,
was won by Miss Mary Scott of Hins-
dale. Ill.
The prizes were presented by the
president. Edward L. Montgomery,
who made the announcement at the
close of a public recital given at the
school just before the dismissal for
the Easter holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
BEETLES RUIN ROOF.
7O0-Year-old Church Brought to
Near Ruin.

LONDON, April GPl.-Depreda
tons of the death watch beetle, damp
and decay have about ruined the 700
year-old roof of Temple Church.
The old church, familiar to all
American visitors 70 London, is to be
practically reroofed, as the ancient oak
roof of the early English addition to
the round church is now deemed UNI
safe.
The timbers affected are old oak and
some yellow deal supports that were
worked into the roof 200 years ago
When there was failing on one side
me church, consecrated in 1888, was
originally monastery Of the knights
Templars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10

One Of the magnates of the film in
dustry says there are only seven
stars in the movies, a statement heart
lily concurred in by the seven he men,
tions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10

A soda. fountain has been installed
in the lounge room of a railway car
on Q Western railroad. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
CRASH KILLS 8 IN FAMILY.

Mother and Daughters Die, Father
Hurt, in Machine at Crossing.
MARION, Ohio, April CP).--Mrs.
Willard Parker, 26, and her two
daughters, Catherine, 8, and Roberta,
4 months, were killed when their
automobile was struck by a Pennsyl-
vania passenger train here tonight
Willard Parker, her husband. was
seriously injured. He said a freight
train blocked his view of the crossing
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
Decfncss Not LastfrS

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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
Weed Plozues Moso-fsfs

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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15

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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
Shriek of the Desserf

Starordshlre Woman of Her Ha% hand-tis is slxi y-twe 5at I hsv. found that he is flirting with ano,ksr Teraan. He is worse than one Of them shrieks n The dessert -I Iontos IT Bits
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
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The pirate ssel ,a be tHe iass ~ord in p1ofzne fsrna4fy but fasiay W@ have the auh in eaHke- -pssref; News
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|CaX HaceIeHHa COB. PoccHH R Hac-
T0aTee BpeMa qyBcTByeT
ca |H3BeeTHaa HaHpaTeHHOCTb. b
cBa3H G pa3TOBopaMH 0 BOiiHe II
00pb0e B paIaX T0MMyHHcTHTec :
Ron HapTHH y mace c03IaeTca IA
cTpOeHHe, 6yITO, cTpaHa H~axOIHTca
HaHaHyHe HaHHX TO cO6BTHii. PyHO
B0IaHHe c%0BeTcRHe IeaTeAH cTpe-
MITCH BHHMaTeIbHO cIeIHTB ga Ha-
cTp0eHHaMH cTpaHB, II 9THM 00'ac-
HaeTca TO, qTO B H%Oc.IeIHee BpeMa
Ie1B1f PAL Overwhelmingly cOBeT-
cHHX 4eaTeIeh B|McTyHHlH c peTa-
NH HocBameHHMH O1eHEe TeHyme-
70 HO.IHTHqecROTO MOMeHTa.
llocIe peqef PHRoBa, ByxapHHa,
CTaIHHa, Ha BOHpOcaX %TeHyneTO
M0MeHTa Oe|TaHoBHIca II C%0BeTCIHH
,,Hpe3HIeHT" = TpeIceIaTeIb Bee
cOD3HOrO IIHH, MIX. KaIHHHH.
BoIbmyD HOlHTHTecHyD peqB OH
npOH3Hec Ha BcecoD3HoM c'e9Ie BOZ
HBx pa6oqHX H napoxOIHBx cIyRa-
mHX, c~OcT0aBIIeMca B CpeIHHe aB-
TycTa B MOcEBe.
koHeqHo, B cBOeG peqH NJ. RAIN
HHH He MOI He EOcHyTBca OIHOrO
NIB HaH6OIee 3Io6OIHeBHBIx BOHpo-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-09
AHT NNNCKNE PA6OqNE nPOTNB
bOnbWEbNKOB

9lHHByPT. = AHrHHacRHe pa
6oqHe, RaK BBacHHAOcB ceaqac Ha
EoHrpecce BpHTaHcRHx TpeI-DHHo
HOB, he HMeIOT HHqer0 O0Mer0 c
6o.lbmeBHHaMH. sBpHTaHcHHe ROMMy-
HHcTM HOTepHelH HaN9TOM RoHTpecce
noaHoe HOpaEeHHe. IIpOTHB 6oAbme
BHHoB T~OIOcoBaI0 OHOIO 4.000.000
qe1oBeR, ga 6oIbmeBHHOB &e ToabIo
$4,000.
KoMMyHHcTM Ha4eaIHcb 40Iroe
BpeMa Ha 9eIepaIIHO maXTepOB, Ho
Il sra be4epaHHa COMMUNICATION TO
.IOc0B BHcEa3aaacB npOTHB I0MMy :
HHcTOB. +
Ha RoHTpecce OHIO HpoqHTaHo
HHcbMO ToMcR0rO, HpeIceIaTeIa co
BeTcRHx HpO9cOD3oB, B ROTopOM OH
Ha3nBaeT caMBIMH ocHop6HTeIbHbIMH
HMeHaMH IHIepoB aHrIHiicKoD pa :
6oqero gBHEeHHa. IIHcBMo 9To Bib
BaIo Ha EOHTpecce BapBIB Hero4OBa
HHa.
KOHrpecc npHHaI peaolIODHD, B
HoTopoif 3a,aBIaeT, ITO aH%r.IHdcRHe
pa6OqHe He 1eIaDT HMeTb HHqeTO
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-09
XAPA B qNRArO

B YHHaTO ycTaHoBHIacb HTOIbc
Eaa HorO4a. TepMoMeTp B cpeTy, Z
ceHTa6pa, HogHaIca 10 Sc rpa4y :
COB, a 30 BTopHHE IOXOIHI 10 80.
IB cpeBy yMepIo 3 Te,IoBeEa OF con
HeuHoro y4apa, 3aBe4yIomHf MeTeO
poaorHqecRoii cTamHeH, Hpo9eccop
RoEc yTBepIIaeT, qrO Iapa HpoI
IHTca 10 cy66oTH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-09

IpyTHpOBaHHeM 3aBeIyOT MaHop Np
rene H IaHnTaH %9HreIrapI,
81 aHBapa TO.IlaqeTp yBeIoNIa
eT BOIE0Ba, ITO OTTIpaBEa B Map0E
10 HapOXOIa C pyHbaMH oTcp0qeHa C
TEN, qrO6B MO;EHo 6HIO HoTpy3HTI
HoByO HapTHD OpyaiHa C,5W py-
&eH, 1000 Eapa6HHOB, ) nyIeMe-
roB Il 300 peBOIbBepOB).
20 aHBapa HOIIaqep coo0maer
BoIEoBy, ITO OH HoIyqHI OF ApHo-
ca 10000 He3eT II ITO OH OTnpaB.Ia
eT B PHb II amHEoB TpaHaT, no 5O
wTyE.
B IaIbHenmHX nHcbMaX, I0T0pH-
NH o6MeHa.IHcb B0IrOB c IOIIaTe-
pom, BMpaRaDTca OHaceHHa Hacqer
BQ3MoTHOcTH BHrpy3EH opyTHa, HOO
WHRT, RE Ha3HaqeHa BMTpy3. (MHc
Tpya-9ypm), %6InTe.IBHO OxpaHaeT :
CT.
81 aHBapa RaMeHeB oTTIpaBH!I
nHcbMo Ha HMa HpeIcTaBHTeIa 10
MHHTepHa B IlapH%e C H3IoEeHHeM
IIaHa BOeHHBIx IeiicTBHf B MapoE
10.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-09
yKPAN HN3AuNH

llpe4HoIaTaBmeeca yBOIbHeHHe
.748 cOBeTcHHx CIy%aWHx Ha yEpa-
HHe us-9a HeTBepIorO sHaHHa yE-
p%aHHcEOrO a3HRa OTMeHeHo COBHap-
RoMOM yEpaHHM H cIy%amHM o.
aBIeH BHrOBOp ga HaccHBHOe OHIO
meHHe Il Tpe6OBaHHaD npaBHTeIb-
.TcBa 10 H3yqeHHD MecTHOrO asM-
IA, RaEoBoa goAGeH 6HTb uMn my
ven B noIyrO9oBoa cpoR.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-09

TpeEH, HTa.IbHHIIM N BbIX0IlIH H3
TeHTpaabHofi EBpoHH %Hpe9HoqHTa :
lot HITH Tepea Hy6y; Ha T%HxooReaH
GROIN nO6epe&BH Ha MeEcHRH Hepe
HpaBEa oMHrpaHT0B H~ax0IHTca HOW
I'll HcEIDqHTeIbH0 B pyRaX IHTaii :
UeB, aapa6aTBIBaDmHX Ha sTHx one
paHHaX Tp0MaIHMa IeHbTH. MHHHc
Tp Tpy4a 19BHc HoIaraeT, qTo B TO
%eIIHeHHBx lIITaTaX HaXo4HTca cBH
lie MH.I.IHoHa qeIoBeE %''HeIera!Ib =
Hbrx" HHOcTpHIeB. PemeHO npHHaTB
9HeprHqHHa MepH 4Ia 6OpB6H C
"THBOii EoHTpa6aHIoIl''.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-09

COB - BOHpOca 0 BOGlHe. kaIHHHH
oTMeTHI, qTO pe3O1DDHa %o0'eIHHeH
HOro HleHyMa IIeHTpalbHoh HOMHc-
cHH II lleHTpaIbHOr0 E0MHTeTa Rom
MyHHcTHqecH0H HapTHH h pe3O1D :
THH 10 Me1IyHapoIHoMy BoHpocy
OnpeIeleHHHO craBHr BOHpOc 0 BOfl
he.
B cBa3H c 3THM RaIHHHH yRa3H-
BaeT, VT0 BO3MoHHOCTb BOllHM BBI-
3HBaeTca XapaHTep0M pa3BHTHH IA
HHTaIHcTHqecIoT0 X03alcTBa. BMec-
re C rem 10 MHeHHW c~OBeTcROTO
npe3HIeHTa, ,,caMHi daIT cynIecT-
BOBaHHa CCCP peBOImTHOHa3HpyeT
pa0OqHH IIace NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cTpaH II BBI3BIBaeT 9THM caMBM, Yen
IeHHe BpaRIe0HocTH 6ypIya3HH Il
CCCP.".
llepexoIa 10 BHyTpeHHeMy HoIo :
IeHHD CCCP, RaIHHHH TOBOpHT,
TTO HOHpeEHeMy caMBM TpyIHHM
BOHpOcOM aB.IaeTca BOHpOc 0 B3aH-
NORTHUMBERLAND MeTIy HpOJeTapHa =
TOM H RpecTbaHcTBOM:
haEOBH Ie 3aTpyIHeHHa B 9THx
B3aHM00TH0meHHaX. 0HH 3aK.IOqa-
IoTca B TOM, qTo pyccEoe RpecTbaH
cTB0 yEa3BBaeT, qTO 6%.IaTocOcT0a-
HHe TOp0IcKOTo HpOIeTapHaTa pac-