The Washington times., 1905-02-20
To HONOR FAME
Of WASH|NGT on
Public School Exercises Will
Be Held Tomorrow.
DR.. PARDON is IN CHARGE
By His Untiring Efforts Presiding Off
GERS and Speakers Have Been
Obtained.
DR.. PARDON is IN CHARGE

Exercises to commemorate the ami
versary of Washingtons Birthday viii
be held in the public schools of the Dis
trict tomorrow at l:So p. m. as Wednes-
day, the I'D. is q holiday. All of the
schools have arranged elaborate pro-
grams and prominent speakers will ad-
diess the pupils.
II was due to the untiring efforts of
DIR. a. P. Pardon, chairman of the
Washington Board of Trades committee
on public schools. that the presiding of
fcers ard speakers for the occasion have
been obtained. Ever since the idea OF
celebrating Washington's Birthday was
iiiaugurated in the public schools by the
Beard of Trade, DR.. Pardon has had
charge of all the celebrations and has
usuaIIy managed to make them success
ful
The exercises will consist of opening
remarks by the presiding officer. an adj
dress by the speaker Of the day, appro-
pirate music and Rotations by the
pupils An of these will be made as
patriotic as possible in order TO impress
upon the pupils minds the reverence
that is due the character of Washington
both as a patriot and as man, and to
inspire them with the greatness of his
life
High School Arrangements.
vanced program. as BELTS students who
are in advance of the graded schools.
The programs arranged for the several
schools are as follows, the first named
man being the presiding officer
and the second the speaker Of the day:
Central. Hon. Emory NJ. Wilson. the
Rev. Frank. NJ Bristol; Eastern. Gen.
George H. Harries. Hon. John C.
Clancy: Western, DIR. A. P. Pardon,
Rufus H. Thayer. r. Golden Donaldson:
NJ street, DR.. D. s Montgomery, Hon
], E. Watson. and James f. Bundy
Manual Training schools-AfcI kfnIey S.
W. Woodward. Hon. Henry L. West;
Armstrong, James B. Stewart, L. NJ.
King.
Normal School No. 2-H- C. Dyson, the
Rev. a. D Mays
The presiding officers and speakers in
the graded schools will be as follows:
First Division.
Adams; E. G, ". Warman;; Miles n;
Chanfberlin; Force. Barry Aioaun, the
Rev. Z. La Sxrence Hunt; Franklin, John
Joy Edson the Rev. Wallace Radcliffe'
Saunders; Hubbard, james a Watson,
4enry Baker, D c; Johnson Charles
BqRdss; sas l. Ne~ "',in sb MoTgan.
CT: Dennison. William Z. Do@ney, the
Rev. NJ. Ross FisAburn.
Second Division.
Abbott, J. Miller Kenyon, the Hon.
Robert s Person; Gage, Theodore A.
Harding, Miss Emma M. Gillett; Henry,
Dr. d. s; Foster. Charles F. Nesbit;
Morse, Albert NJ. Read the Rev. C. W.
Gallaher; Phelps. Samuel W: Curriden.
IJr. D. Percy Hickling; Polk, Thomas P
ton. Thomas p. woodward. Walter c
Clephane; Twining, 70 be supplied, E.
Southland Parker.
Third Division.
Brent, Alan Q. clephane. Ralph 2.
i5agaardi I9snt 1adwa nf Iurnure re- J: T.
Henry p. Blair Hilton. Charles a. Mud
diman, the Rev. q. f. Peter. Lenox. DIR.
Maury. Heryey s. Knight. the Rev. ".
E. Parson: Peabody. Robert L. Stone, J.
1Ioldsworth Gordon; Towers. Harry o
Hine, William A MeIoy; WalIach,
Thomas w. Smith, William II. Single
ton.
Fourth Division.
Amidon, John Joy Edison. jr.. Charles
=; Foster: Arthur. Herman E. Gasch,
G Graham, the Rev. Ciaudius Smith
I:radley, Harry L. Rust, to be selected,
GGreel,lieaf, Robert Root Bennett, Prof.
Calling, B.. II. Warner; Mccormick.
MISS Buelller, TO be selected Potomac,
Atiss Price 10 be selected; Smallwood,
ger.
Fifth Division.
Addison. Frank w. Yoder, Rev. C. c.
Coleman; Conduit road Miss Landslide.
10 be selected: Corcoran, Frank CT.
Butts. Raymond B. Dtekey: Curtis, W.
more, Benjamin Miller, DR.. A. K. p.
Harvsyf; Grant, TO be supplied. Fred
efic l. sieidons; Toner, Hon. John
w Douglas. to be selected: Weight
man, Arson S. Taylor, W. c Alex
ander, D. D.; Jackson. Hon. Mel
vile Y, Miller II r. Capt. George c. Ross;
want; Thelkeld. Miss AfcMonigh. to be
selected; Industrial Home, r. l. Hey
cock, to be selected
Sixth Division.
Blair, William Bruce King, Leon L. L.
French; BeEning. Miss Young, G S.
selected; Keniiworth, Mrs. Voorhees,,
Allen W. Mallerys ludlow Oden S.
Smith Rev Charles II. Butler: Madi-
son, & Stanley Simmons. Rev. Thomas
c. Easiton. Pierce. Weston Flint. An
drew Wilson; Taylor, John ". Doug
lass NJ l. Weller; Webb Prof w N
Weston Frank l. Hogan; Wheatley TO
be selected; Rev. David Montgomery.
Seventh Division.
Brightwood. W. E. Nalley. Rev John
Weaver Frederick Van Dyne: Monroe,
William Nick. Clayton, Joseph H Peter
son; Petworth, Hon. I v Powderly, j.
W Cheney; Takonaa. lie Blonde Bur
dette. Bon o. Davis; Tenley, Charles G
Lancaster, Rev. Z. II. Smith: Woodburn,
Miss King, 70 be selected
Eighth Division.
Buchanan. Charles r Yoder, 10 be Sc
lscted; Cranch. Lee L. Herrell. Rev. A.
S. Bean: Congress Heights. o. A En-
mons. Capt Fred. Bell and r. E. Cook
Orr Miss I.uebkert to be selected; Stan
Charles F. Weller, TO be selected; Van
Buren,. TO be selected, a. e. L. Leckie.
Ninth Division.
Gales, Rev. John Van Schalck, Francis
Nj. Bradley: Blake, William J. F'rizzel.
Rev. Alexander Kent: Brookland l. F.
Meyer, b. F. Johnson; Carhery, E. C.
Davis, Maurice d. Rosenberg: Eclolng-
ton, Clarke McKercher G. w. i. SWart-
zeii Emery, William V. Cox, Rev. Ed
ward Everett Hale; Hayes, William y.