The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-06
SCHEDULE FOR
FREE LECTURES
Announced by Board Of
Education.
CREDIT GIVEN TO COMMITTEE
Products Of School Gardens to Be Ex-
hibited-Estimates Not Yet
Finished.

The fan schedule for the free lectures
u the people. for which 81, 800 has been
appropriated by Congress for the pres
ent school year. was approved By the
Board OF Education In its meeting last
night, as follows:
Center A, Tuesdays at o. m. hall of
JeIIers0n schOol-OctOber II, H. W WI
4eyi eeolng PreserVative 20 Young
Men, October IS. Henry OIdys, Bird
NCtesi october p, Charles j, Warren.
rdeAlco November ]. Granville AI
EunL China November -, Ormond
stone The Sky We See November -,
Cnarles =. Eairmau. "Oue Hundred
Miles on the TOWuath-'' November 29
Al. W, wilson, India, Its People and
Temples December G. John p. Hay
49F3' measuring the Earth December
IL George O. IOtteni Jr,5 Spanish Archl-
lecture December ~. Mrs W f.
Crafts, Jerusalem. Its Story"
g. enter b Fridays at j. m, n street
High SchoOl-October "a. Rev l.. q. b.
Pierre, "a Night in the Neither World"
October d. Max West, ''The Making Of
Million Americans in Porto Rico Oc-
SoFesm4Der E; Howard l. todgElns, Pm
d, Light November ~, j. II, War
Der, Mexico November is, George II
November p, George II. Horton, Rus
sir. and Japan" December 2 Rev John
Gordon. Wars OF the United States"
December g, John n. Titcomb South
America December 16, john Hitz,
Switzerland"
Ar44LEA Ar fh E4LEELlAE al u H.
Zion Baptist Church + Street, between
Third ana Fourth Streets sOuthWest-Oc-
tObeT y. Dr. ID. Percy HiClling, First
Aid 10 the Injured" October Is, Mrs. J..
j. Young Withee Round the World in
Forty Minutes" October rs. J. o. Spen-
GER Russia and Japan November 2,
o. The United States Life Saving Ser
TcGi' November 9, William l. Hall,
'Ehe Life OF Tree" November 10, h
a Pressey, THE Water We Dcink:" No
81 TnHu Gordon asNR~a=1 az
The United States" November so, Rev.
,lohn Van Schalck Jr England De
cembar Z. Mrs B. r. Slaughter, NJ d,
Home Nursing December II. Dr. /.
L. hlemnls subject 70 be announced
Credit for Committee.
The board received valuable aid IN pre-
pairing the plans for these lectures from
Mrs. A. s. Gitterman. ". H. Singleton.
and Charles +. Weller who had been
invited 70 act as q committee 10 confer
win the superintendent OF schools I'm
preparing the courses
Normal School and children Of graded
schools viii exhibit products from their
garden Friday October . 4.3J 20 $3.50 D.
M and saturday, q. N. 20 ! p. m In
hall OF the Franklin School Building
in addition TO the regular exhibit there
VIII De shown plants suitable for school
room culture window boxes nature
study books, pictures Of home gardens.
scnoQl grounds, and pictures Of the work
Ia other cities.
Estimates Incomplete.
The members OF the board did not sue
coed last night in completing their esti-
mates Tor the money required Tor the
schools next year. The estimates win
Dc finished In a few days. Il is thought.
The resignation OF n C. Everett
teacher at $50. was received. Mabel
Bruce ana Josephine r. Baker. Normal
graduates. were appointed teachers at
so eacns and c. =. Erickson a teacher
III the night schools. Those named as
substitute teachers In the grades were
AIRS r. i. Brooks Marion Clark. Jose
phine Eamsburg, Louise j. O'Neul, Har-
Llet understood Alice f. SLuard Mary
Bigg0tr. Mary Stewart Irene OrudoH
and Mrs 81. =. Benu
AkEs. Nlckens was named as substi-
Iule kindergarJueT and Jess O. TyIef
substitute music teacher The promo
rlOns follow:
A 9. Keliher, from 1925 20 $50: NJ X.
BlandrOrd. from 500 70 SIS; Herndoh
Jones, from 1928 10 $50; A. Z. Tyson.
from goo 70 S525i Margaret Bridges,
from &5JJ % S5z5s F. X Brandenburg,
rom So 90 SEQ. and J. N. Carter. from
500 70 $500.