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WASHINGTON’S LEADING FURRIERS
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES
U. S. AID SOUGHT
FOR SCHOOL
CHILDREN
. Congress will be urged by the
Board of Education to appropriate
half a million dollars Immediately
for the eare and treatment of the
District’s tubercular children.
After Mrs. Ernest. R. Grant had
pointed out the necessity of 24-hour
treatment for the youngsters at a
meeting yesterday, the board voted
to aid the Association for the Pre
vention of Tuberculosis in its cam
paign .for a "hospital. The action
was taken on the recommendation
of Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superin
tendent of schools.
The body decided to make a more
thorough examination of the needs
of the various communities before
authorizing expenditure of |IOO,OOO
set aside by Congress to be used In
ithprovlng the grounds of the
schools.
The buildings and grounds com
mittee already has recommended
the placing of fences on the cam
puses of the Brightwood, Tuesdell,
Armstrong, Yovejoy, New Bell,
Bruce, Burroughs, and Bancroft,
schools.
No decision was reached after
discussion of the best disposition to
make of the present Business High
School Building when that institu
tion is given a new structure. The
colored members of the bokrd op
posed a proposal to use the prop
erty for a colored elementary school.
The lack' of a playground is their
principal objection.
An investigation was ordered of
a complaint by Miss G. R. Simp
son. a colored high school teacher,
over the alleged practice of intimi
dating teachers in collecting funds
for testimonials and banquets for
colored school officials.
Public Triduum Planned
By Carmelite Friars
A public triduum will be held to
night in the chapel of the Monastery
of the Carmelite Fathers, 150 Rhode
Island Ave. N. E., in honor of St.
John of the Cross, the c<>founder of
the Order of Barefooted Carmelite
Friars. The service will begin at 8
o’clock and will be conducted by the
Very Rev. Paschasius Heriz.
The saint’s feast day will be cele
brated Saturday by solemn high /
mass at 10 a. m., followed by the
benediction of the Blessed Sacra
ment. The Carmelite priests and
brothers will chant the service. A
reliquary containing a fragment of
the hand of St. John Os the Cross,
who died in 1591 will be exposed
during the triduum. It was sent to
the Washington Carmelites by Pope
Pius XI.
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