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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06

An expert of the irrigation investiga-
lions division of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture, in discussing
the crops in ordinary districts that can
De greatly benefited by small and i'll
expensive systems of irrigation, in
stances the case of onions grown in
the south of Georgia. In that district
when there are opportune rains in
May and June to mature the crop, the
average yield is about 800 bushels of
onions per acre, worth 81 a bushel.
During May and June the necessary
rains did not come, and complete loss
Of crop followed, the planes whitening
away in the dry and shriveling heat.
One good irrigation each year would
have saved the crop and made the re-
turns maximum in quantity and ire
prOachable in quality.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06
DROP YOUR SMALL HABITS.
BY Henry OYen

Small habits reap moro victims from among
the youth Of our country than do the larger more
glaring ones against which are constantly hurled
the warnings Of press and pulpit
The venerable minister who gave utterance to
the foregoing has 4 life record Of good work be-
hind him, but he never said anything to which 1t
will better pay the young man to stop and think
of than this
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06

Lack Of grub in the stomach causes
more losses than grub in the head.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06

this Monroe doctrine little far There is great
danger that 1t may be carried to the point where will
result in unpleasant complications
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06

aEsnSman habits the kind that small that no one
even the parents of the young who acquires them
consider them worthy of notice the kind of habits
spell ruin to all too many young in this country each
year.
You Mr. Clerk, Mr. Salesman and Mr.. Worker in
general this is written at you If you of that large
class of American young who daily only to be
In a position to humor their desires at night you are
victim of the small habits If you worry the quail
lty of your cigars cigarettes you likewise victim
70 them. -@.ags. a.xyr-- ~
Remember how these habits didn't amount to anything
at ALL at first? Member when you didn't spend over so
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06

Men cannot farm high-priced land Oh
horseback. Neither can they always
afford to sit on lne fence and watch
the calf do the milking
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06

One good lamb is better than poor
twins.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06

The wealth Of the United States ex-
ceeds that of any other of the five
great nations of the world. The real
wealth of nations is the difference be-
tween assets and liabilities, between
property and debts. Mr.. Ballard, in
the New York sun, shows that the real
wealth of the United States is greater
than that of any otter nation worthy
of comparison. both as a whole AMI
per capita. The following table shows
the estimated wealth of the five great
nations of the world, their national
debts. the difference between the two
being the real wealth OF each:
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06

After an exhibit of corn at the Iowa
Agricultural College, the premium ears
were put up at auction. The ear of
corn that won first prize sold for $11;
100 ears that won a $1,000 premium
sold for an aggregate of $102 One
breeder that had forty ears of corn
on exhibition bid them back at $50;
another man paid S13 for ten ears,
while another ten ears sold for So.
One collection of twenty ears brought
S24. The third best single ear was
sold to the man that exhibited it for
$3.50 The grain will be used for seed
purposes.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06

Acting under instructions from the
Department of Commerce and Labor.
the American consuls in Mexico, Cen
trail and South America and the West
Indies have been making reports ON
the imports of explosives into those
countries 1t is the commissioner of
immigration who keeps tae most dan
gerOus imports Of explosives from The
United Suites by sending Ell anarch-
lists back to Europe.
Riches have wings, and experience
leads Us to believe that greenbaeks
are print I'd on fy-paper.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06

When lot of fowls become roupy
and diseased, it is of far more I'M
portance to remove the cause than to
doctor your stock. Damp, exposed
houses, with foul, wet surroundings,
are highly prejudicial.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06


Thunder storms and the numerai
four appear to have some connection.
The weather bureau finds that the ma
jority Of storms in July occur some
where near 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
1t is matter of common observation
that an afternoon storm on the glorious
Fourth is not an uncommon happen
ing.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06

Nearly all successful poultry farmers
started In a small way and improved
gradually from year to year as they
acquired experience. They should be
located near live city, where there
is steady demand for poultry prod
tation purposes.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06

Not long ago United States Sena-
tor called at the Treasury in Wash
ingtou to offer for redemption the re-
mains of some paper money, believed
to amount to sixteen hundred dollars
which the family of one of his con
stituents had found among the ALTERS
in the attic of their house After a
few days Il check for twenty-nine nun
dred dollars was issued to redeem the
old bills, which represented a much
larger sum than had been supposed
A citizen of Ohio lately made a need
less trip to Washington to tell the
story of his putting several hundred
dollars into a gas-stuve for safety.
He desired the government TO redeem
the fragment naming after the de
struction that naturally followed
Here again the Identification was so
easily made that he received within
ten dollars Of what he originally pos
seSSed. His carelesSueSs was not too
severely punished But in these cases
the Treasury officers were exception
ally successful, Claimants. are often
astonished and acSueved because the
government will not take their word
for losses of this kind Congress alone
can compensate for losses that can
not be proved by a production of
some parts of the notes. The Treas
ury rule is to redeem n bill if its
major fraction can he identified. or
where. with less than that, afiidavitS
establish conclUsively the actual loss
of the rest. 1t costs something to
keep money. either metallic or paper,
in good condition. Gold coin passes
by weight and if it is under weight
the loss falls on the owner. Silver
coins are redeemed at their face val
ne, and the loss by abrasion or wear
is horne by the government. The con-
slant substitution of new paper bills
for old ones entails a considerable eN,-
pense on the Treasury. Most people
think the government should keep
money cleaner than it is by more fire.
quent redemptions. This is an i'm
provement that will probably come in
time. 80 ...r.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06

The most densely crowded hen popu-
lation on record appears to be at Peta-
luna, Cal, where the published figures
show over one million fowls, mostly
of the white Leghorn breed, and kept
Tor egg production, which industry is
said to bring in an average of about
$500 per day to the farmers of the
town. .-5erT A. s55.s7a<.E - '''
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-06
Short News Notes.

Eight men, composing the crew Of the
Danish bark Bertha, that went ashore off
Long Branch, were saved by the breeches
buoy.
The Washington times., 1905-06-13
/ list OF GRADUATES
FROM HIGH SCHOOL S

Director Hughes. of the District high
schools. gave out this morning the list
of candidates for graduation. as fol-
lows:
Central High School-Adrienne Allaire,
Margaret Farabee Arbuckle, Edna Ger
trude Barrows, Ida Elsie Bishop, Mary
Laura Braly, Margaret Dorsey Bright
well. Ruth Elizabeth Brock. Florence
Nelson Buehler. Bessie Irene Caldwell.
Mae Ruby Clarkson, Mary Jones Cobb,
Eva Virginia Compton, Marsretta Cook.
Madge Lois Coon, Mary Agnes Corsa.
Marion Edith Craig. Bessie Lee Crock
EFT. Annie Bell Davidson. Edna Davis.
Edna May Dodge, Marguerite Donnaly,
Marion Stuart Du Paul, Josephine Eliza
beth Eckstein, Fannie May Ellison,
Anna Gregory, Kate Louise Grunsky,
Mary Esteile Hannah. Clara Louise
Hartung, Clara Bodman Hawks. Ruth
Winifred Helff, Clarabel Henderson.
Hillyard. Louise Buell. Hobein. Cclestine
Bower Hodges, Annie Alien Hosley.
Mary Eva Johnston, juanita Kaufman,
Caroline Tillinghast Lee. Martha Lin
denkohl. Maud Estelle Lindsay. Anna
Howell Lynch, lrma Gertrude McCau
ley, katherine Powell Martin. Rena
Martin, Nellie Amelia Maggie, Margaret
Newton, Edith Grose Noondn. Jennie
i-SuiSc SiSOtt, Annie POLLOCK oTtHp,
Rose Eta Osborn, Ruth Capelle Patter-
son. Mabel Lee Powell. Alma Prince.
Laura Joe Robinson, Leila Rose. Doro-
thv Chandler Ruff, Margaret Scudder.
Gertrude Edna Shcckles, Laura Lillian
She'd, Martha Alvord Sherman Sara
elizabeth STEPHENS. Katherine Strong
SUNNY, Winifred Frances Taliaferro.
Edith Lillian Thomson, katherine Burr
Walters. katherine Howes Wead. Erwin
Josephine Werber. Beulah Edith West
lake. Marion Weyrich, Stella Whitford,
Young,
Joseph Quayie Bristow. Loren Helm
lem CaH, Edmund Darlington. Henry
Humphrey Chang. Louis George Coanor.
Robert Burns Doing. Henry White
Edgerton, Horace Hayes Fuller, Max
Samuel Goldberg. Walter Willard Hall,
Sidney Lawrence Hechinger Harold
Newcomb Hillebrand, Lee Byrn Kemon.
Norman Willis Klopfer, Glenn Rupert
Lawrence, Alan Porter Lee, VIII Beck
Meyer, James Ballard Moore. Alfred
Hermann Mort. James Frederick North,
Fred Hazeu Pitzer, Walter Price Will.
lam Bergman Richards, Horace Rock
The Washington times., 1905-06-13
Programs of Patriotic
Music, REGULATIONS,
and Speeches.
Bunting to Fly Every
students Take
Chief Part.

The Banner Day of the Republic
viii be observed in Washington tomor-
row with all the simple ceremony that
has grouped itself in recent years
around this anniversary
1t was not many years ago that Flag
Day was but little known Today 1t is
a red-letter day in the nations patriotic
calendar.
AS July represents the anniversary
o. Americas independence, so June Ii
4 honored as the birthday of the Amer
lean flag The Stars and Stripes were
selected as the emblem of the new re-
public by the Continental Congress 12S
years ago tomorrow.
Bunting to Float.
The observance in Washington and
throughout the District will be quiet,
but lest anyone forget what day it is
there will be generous display of the
national colors everywhere. Flags will
fly from the houseteps, the buildings of
etc.
1t will be in the schools that the les
sons of Flag Day will be most success
fully taught. Thousands of youthful
Americans, imbued with the patriotic
enthusiasm of their years, will join In a
universal tribute to the nations flag,
listen to the stories of its unstained
career, and renew pledges of allegiance
to- the land on which 1t flies.
Patriotic programs will be rendered in
all the schools. The exercises will be
held under the auspices of the Grand
army of the Republic Arthur Hen
bricks. Fast department commander of
the Department of the Potomac, who
has been appointed chief aide by Com
ntander Tasker to superintend the Flag
Day observance. has appointed a special
aide in each division of the city schools.
and a speaker has been assigned to each
high school and grade school in the Dis
trict
'rhe students themselves. however.
VIII take the chief part in the exer-
cises, as the following programs show:
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Central
Song. 'HThe Flag address. Thomas s.
Hopkins: song. ITO Fatherland;" song,
America"
Eastern.
Song. "Star-Spangled Banner" school ;;
song. selected, Van A. Potter: address.
Charles Lyman; hymn. America, "
school
Western.
Song, "Fatherland," school; address.
The Glories of Manhood" William A
jack; chorus THE Flag" school; sa-
luie to the flag; chorus. america .
school
Business.
March, High School Cadets" sousa:
songs, THE Flag" and "Oh, Rest in
the Lord school; vocal solo, 1T Is
Your Voice" (Mascheroni), Miss Man
ing; violin solo, Evening Star Song"
(Tannhauserl. Mr.. bernstein; songs.
To Fatherland." and '.Old Glory"
school. address, John McE1roy; song by
the school, My Country. It's of Thee
march. Won Blon's Our Director" Mr..
Boernstein. Mr.. Gill. and Miss Allen.
Music under the personal direction of
Miss Alys Bentley
The Washington times., 1905-06-13
TWELFTH DIVISION.
Syphax.

Opening hymn. America school;
flag salute, school: recitation, '-our
Flag pupils Of the fifth grade; song
Flag Song" school; recitation, Per
dialogue. THE Flag, pupils Of the third
Flag" fifth grade: quartet, "Our Flag. -
third grade; dialogue. True to Our Col
ors, second grade; song, Many Flags,
school; recitation, Barbara Frietchie, .
Flag" second grade: tabieau. Our Ma
TONS Pride" fourth grade: recitation,
Description of the Flag fourth grade;
singing, "Star-Spangled Banner" fifth
grade; remarks, presiding officer, Mrs
]. NJ. Lawton; address, solo, Mrs. A. L.
Slade.
J. E. Walker, principal
Giddings.
Seventh grade-L A Smith, teacher:
"The American Flag" Kate Davis
BETSY Ross" Mabel Henson: How
Betsy Cut the Star" Leola Mason
Sixth gradeaF: P; Martin rii teacher:
the Flag Theophilus Magruder: "our
Flag" Belva Lockwood: The School
house Stands by the Flag" Harry Hale
.'Our Flag" Algretta Liggons.
Fifth grade-A. V. Saunders. teacher:
What Constitutes State?" William
Taylor; Union and Liberty" Oliver
Brown: Duties of American Citizens, -
Bertha Chase.
Fourth grade-L. A. PEBBLES. teacher:
"Our Country" OHM Wells: The Amer
lean Flag" Naomi Blachville: Poems
on the Flag" Alberta Green, Bessie
Stewart, NJ. Harris; The Flag" James
Third grndc-R. 4. Guy, teacher:
Wave. Starry Flag" Chester Stewart
For My Country" Jerome Ewell; Pa
triotism." school.
Second grade-A- NJ. Ray, teacher:
recitations, 1aez Simms, Herbert Bech-
ley, Florence Gibson, THE Flag, 4"
Charles Brooks. gems. six pupils
Fifth grade-Z E. Dyson. teacher:
"Our Flag" chorus: THE Flag" Ray
mond Brown; THE Soldiers" Leroy
Bowman.
Louise A. Smith, principal.
Ambush.
Song. America" school.
First grade-Recitation "A Tribute to
Our Country's Flag" Louise Fisher;
recitation, The Little Patriot" Arthur
Payne.
Second grades-Recitation THE Flag"
NJ. Nebbett, l. Robinson. George Butler,
recitation, The Prettiest Flag Will
liam Powers.
Third grades-"Colors for the Banner"
Emma Winters; song. Battle Hymn of
The Washington times., 1905-06-13
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Birney School.

Speakers-A H Huff and S. G.
Brown Chorus. America school;
recitation, The American Flag,
Seventh grade; recitation, RED. White,
and Blue" Second grade: song, Voices
of the Moods Seventh and Eighth
grades; dialogue, Our Flag" Fourth
and Fifth grades TeeitatioG %v s,e !,
school; dialogue. The Proverb Chill
dren." Fourth and Fifth grades; recita,
ton, First grade; recitation. Flag OF
Our Nation Great" Fifth grade: reci--
tation, THE Flag that Betsy Made, :
Sixth grade; chorus ''Star-Spangled
Banner, school; address, American
Flag" Fifth grade; dialogue. "Vaca-
ton Second grade; recitation. Hats
OF, the Flag Goes By" Fourth grade:
chorus, Battle Hymn of the Republic. ;"
school; dialogue. Our Colors," third
grade; recitation, The. Blue and the
Cray" Third grade; dialogue, Wise
and Otherwise Fourth grade; chorus.
Speed Our Republic" school: recitation.
First grade; dialogue, The Color
Guard Eighth grade; recitation,
when Melinda Sings" Eighth grade
chorus, Vacation Song" school.
f. j. Smith, principal.
The Washington times., 1905-06-13
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Ivy City.

Introduction; song. My Country, 'Tis
of Thee" The Flag Marian Giles;
See the Flag" Ellen Ashe; song, GO
iumbia, the Gem of the Ocean, I'm
furl the Glorious Flag Enoch Gray;
'AThe American Flag" Russell Stewart;
"Our Colors.' James Gray. Lewis Giles.
Florence Williams, Daniel Stewart;
song, Flag of the Free" From Sea
to Sea-" Oney Stewart; Hats OF to the
Flag" George Rouihac; Stars and
Stripes Maggie Kelley Cosmo Wei
bourne, William Duncan. Daniel Giles;
1.-THE Flag in Nature" Ida Kelley; song,
THE Star-Spangled Banner" How the
Star-Spangled Banner Came to Be
Written LYDIA Turley; lode TO the
American Flag William Roulhac; adj
dress, The Flag William G Hall;
gong, Battle Hymn of the Republic.
The Washington times., 1905-06-13

well. Huber Fishburn Settler, Paul Roll
Inns Sullman. Taoyuh Clarence Sun, Ed
ward Wheelock Thomas, Lloyd Tindall
Richard Hagan Wilson, George Adams
Wood, Clarence Aldro Wright.
Eastern High School.
Eastern High School-Vera Elsie
Adams, Suda Lorena Bane, Nellie Ecker
Bosselievre. Frances Amelia Brown,
Alice Burritt. Eleanor Elizabeth Capers,
Lillian Claire Cash, Christine Merritt
Church, Edith Adams Conover, Mar
garet Helm Craig. Aimena Julia Farms
worth, Eva Cornelia Field. jamie Frost.
Emma Almeda Gardner. Helen Burnett
Gardner. Kate Roberta Grant Myrtle
Annie Green. Selma Greenappie. Emma
' lola Hamann. Edna Elizabeth Hauke,
Irene Schuyler Hawkins, Clara Hick-
man, Frances Elizabeth Hutchinson.
Ethel Maude Kesier, Frances Marian
Marceila Rose Maloy, Lulu Mabel
Nichol. Inez Darnan Parker. Mabel
Louise Pyles, Helen Lorraine Reinburg,
Emily Plimpton Rider. Helen Dunbar
Beatrice Troxell. Anna BeuIan William
son, Kathryn Marcia Baylord Wright
60, James mes W1iliam Berry. Clark Culbert-
John Milton Jester, John Edward Lind.
Frank Iiarman Linthicum, Albert Wal
lace Lybrand. Samuel Boyce Pole, Her.
Western High School.
Western High School-F1ora Brown.
Elizabeth Ewing Bryan. Ruth Gilbert
Cochran, Fredrica Bergman Cooper,
Bessie Wells CrosSman, Rebecca Bar
tleman Cumpston, Mabel Genevieve
Darcy. Alice Marie DuvaH Marjorie
Eelle Duyall. Charlotte Raynesford FAR
rington.. Helen Provost Hubbard Mil
cred Johnston. Margaret May KidweIl.
Anna Elizabeth Pearce, Clara Scof1eld.
May Katharine Stauffer, Camilla Stew
art. Kate Maxwell Thomas, and Mary
Church Turtle.
Frank Livingston Ball. Charles Glen
vile Blake. Levin Hicks Campbell
kortright Church, Charles Eaton Cree
cy. Edward Henry Cumpston Charles
Walton Fitch. Joseph Talrage Lut-
treil, Tenca Tilghman Marye Clifton
Pool Mayfield. Bryan Woodward Morse,
Franklin Burchc Peirich Joseph
Wright Rumhough, Richard, Nevitte
Sutton, Walter Marvin sutton. George
Fenton Mercer Walters, hilip Henry
Ward. jr.
The Washington times., 1905-06-13
GDAY IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF DISTRICT

ltams. Alice Lee and Carrie Dade;
"IIoar and Conwa s Tribute, Raphael
jackson; Sword of Bunker Hill, Lucy
Watson: recitation, Barbara F'rietchie,
Gertrude Jones; song, ''Star-Spangied
Banner" schools: flag salute, schools.
E F. Wilson, principal
The Washington times., 1905-06-13
SECOND DIVISION.
hint

"star-Spangled Banner" chorus:
Salute to the Flag" Our Flag
Motto" chorus; brakes American
Flag" recitation, Freedom, Our
Queen" chorus: Come Ever Smiling
Liberty" chorus; address; "Tenting on
the Old Camp Ground" chorus; ''Kel-
ler's American Hym!i," chorus.
Gage.
Song THE Star-Spangled Banner"
school: trio, March Militaire." Schu-
The Washington times., 1905-06-13
TENTH DIVISION.
Briggs School.

Invocaion; song. The Flag" schools.
Eighth grade-Pa:riotic quotations,
Marcus Newman, Essie Settlers, Geor-
giana Morgan, and Geraldine Gilmer
Seventh grade-Recitation, The Amer
lean Flag" Harriet Shepherd compost
ton, Origin Of the Flag" Mary Ter
Lewis: song, Spirit of the Summer
time" schools
Sixth grade-Reading, STORY Of the
Flag" Mabel Scott; recitation. Alice
Cupid: quotations. school,; recitation,
1.-The Red, White and Blue, John Nor
Third grade-Recitation. The Truth
full Part" Ruth Matthews; recitation.
.aCherish Kindly Feelings" George Lee:
recitation, Vacation Dorothy Max
well ree rb BOYS Willie tba pixon
schools.
Second grade-Recitation '"The Flag"
Gloyinor Major; recitation. Patriot
ISM" Willie Carter; flag exercise. seven
children: recitation, It'll Next Septem-
ber,' nine children; song. Voices Of the
First grade-Recitation. Summer"
two boys; recitation, Our Flags Mot
to- two girls; recitation. Stars and
Stripes" Leon Jones; instrumental solo.
recitation. The Beautiful Flag Inez
Wade; flag salute, schools; song. The
Etar-Spangled Banner" schools; march.
A. r. Howard, principal.
Chain Bridge Road
Quotations.: song, MY Country, IT'S
Of Thee" Landing of the Pilgrim Fa-
thers.s " Johnson: song. "Warren's
Address," G. Thomas; song, The Re
public" D. Thomas; SOM. Battle Hymn
OF the Republic" Lincoln's Gettysburg
The Washington times., 1905-06-13
Phelps.

March. piano; assembling of schools.
AeIler's American Hymn. schools; sa-
lutte to the flag. schools; Bow to the
Rag song. schools; compositions.
Eighth grade. (al What the Flag
Means Bruce Wallace McNamee, (b)
history Of the Flag" Frederick Wer-
ner, (c) Stories of the Flag" Paul v.
Rogers; Star-Spangled Banner solo.
Frances Grossart, Eighth grade; Bar
bara Frietchie,' recitation, irene Crews.
Sixth grade The American Flag
recitation, Margaret Bowers, Seventh
grade; Stars and Stripes Forever
song. SchooiSy address; '-'Come, Ever
Smiling Liberty" song. Eighth grade;
America, schools.
The Washington times., 1905-06-13
Morse.

chorus, America" recitation, PA
tria, Maude Stone; The History of
Our Flag, Addison Brown, Enid Hoitz-
claw. Adra Smoot, Lawrence Cake.
Raymond Murdoch Walter Garland !:
recitation. odd Flag Mary Linebach:
seml-chorus, Out on the Breeze. >
Fits from seventh and eighth grades; ;
auureSs, l. = Howe; salute to the fla q.
Kenneth MacGregor and schooas !.
chorus, "Star-Spangled Banner -
The Washington times., 1905-06-13
Polk.

Grand march professional. school:
Salute to the Flag" school; chorus,
'Star-Spangled Banner school; reci~
tation, The Little White Flag" Julia
Leay. chorus, Our Flags Motto"
Grade four; recitation, Our Countrys
Flag" Sam norman; chorus, .-Colum-
pfa, the Gem of the Ocean,, school;
recitation, Our Nations Flag Camp
bell Plugge; violin 500, ..Traumerei,
Ruth Duney; recitation Union and
Flag Song, Seventh and Eighth
grade pupils concert recitation, Gettys-
burg address, Grade eight; chorus,
Freedom, Our Queen, Grade eight;
recitation, Our Country, Leonard
Butt; address; chorus, America"
school; grand march, 'Recessional,
school.
The Washington times., 1905-06-13
Webster.

March, selected: chorus. Columbia,
the Gem of the Ocean," recitation, The
Star-Spangled Banner Rena Flesh
man; chorus, "a Vow flag salute;
song "Our Flag" recitation, The
American Flag" Gilbert Hahn; address.
the Rev. j. H. Miller; song, America"
maj ch, selected.
The Washington times., 1905-06-13

well. Huber Fishburn Settler, Paul Roll
Inns Stillman. Taoyuh Clarence Sun, Ed
ward Wheelock Thomas, Lloyd Tindall,
Richard Hagan Wilson, George Adams
Wood, Clarence Aldro Wright
The Washington times., 1905-06-13
Seaton.

The Star-Spangled Banner re-
sponsive recitation, Pledge to the
Flag all; Flag Song" third and
fourth grades; What the Flag Repre-
sents.'' seventh grade; .tOut on the
Breeze" fifth. sixth, seventh, and
eighth grades; Lincoln's Gettysburg ad-
dress. eighth grade; Salute to Flag"
all; Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean,"
recitation, George G. Potwin; THE
Flag" address: America"