Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-06

| each day, and are not excused from after
| noon lectures while preparing for an
event. the claim may well be advanced that
| this record has never been beaten.
Prof. c. w. A. veditz. head of the depart
ment OF economics, coached all the inter
! collegiate teams this year and won unstint-
ed praise for his work Besides being an
| expert in forensic principles. Prof. veditz
Is hearty supporter of athletics and has
greatly endeared himself to all classes OF
students by his participation and advice
IN the management of the foot ball and
base hail teams.
In view of the success Of university
students In debating. a strong sentiment
has arisen in favor of allowing some credit
In computing scholarship records to those
who are active in this work. The Needham
Debatin Society has appointed MIR. E. ].
Lundy, one of its members. to cooperate
with representatives of the Columbian So
ciety In bringing the matter to the attention
or the faculty.
Miss Won Unschulds concert at the West
ern High School Friday was a great success
financially. The object the benefit fund
of the California sufferers, and the sum of
$50 was received.
Hampton Industrial Institute is center
OF interest today. large parties collecting
there from New York and Washington. The
occasion Is the unwilling Of bust of the
late Gen Armstrong. the founder OF Hamp-
ton Among the speakers will be Robert
Ogden OF New York, the president of the
-
The following program was presented at
the Western High School last evening at the
Deutscher Abend Veranstaitat van don
SchuIern der WestItchen Hochscb,Ile ATTN
and T streets, Samstag. den ) ten Mai 1906.
Attends acht Uhr. Program:
l. Elmer muss heiraten,
Lustspiel in einem Akt won AieXan-
der Wilhelm
Jacob Zorn wortbinptop Csunhell
Wilhelm Zorn C1rtico a,,Son
Gertrud ihra Tanta Dorothy Wagner
Iuise Ibra Nichta Jsisia PSoct
= Deutsche Iieder
Die I.orelei
Dar sn,a Rareara fIiiisieih'
peeuneen 1,o,, Je- S.h,,,or-, aa, ao,,.
schen KIassan
2 Dia Commemorate
Posse In einern Aufzuoa Won 1baodor
Iorrar
Die Couverpsnte E1izahetb Rolling
FraDzisla Helen Nicholeo9
mise INA, peaIe
4 Die Wacht ann Rbain
The Needbam and Columbian Debatine
Socia+ias Of tha da,ar+ ,,,a,at - -, Tsro
Washtneton JTnfvareity viii ciasb IN tSe
third intersocjetv debate for tha yaar 1oO6
tomorrow night at SIX o'clock Tbis con-
fest will 5aterrrina tho daha tint, obor,n;o,, |
shin of the law SchooI eacb societv bax,ing
been victorious in one of the two former de- |
bates
The Naadhana Snciaty will he ranracaptad |
by Messrs Matthew w Patterson James |
F. Patterson and syon W PhilIins with MIR
Arthur G. Baker as alternate While the |
Columbian speakers will be Messrs Alien
G. Hughey. Milo b, Goodall and Clarence A |
Miller, with Mr.. Leroy A. Mc(Iee as alter
nate
The Needham will support the Affirmative
weston wbinh af4ir,os ..tba NY VI ,e
ton of ,ahor,ng ciassae int H. Trited
states should he further restrJctad NV lau {" |
The Judges viii he George p McCshe so
1ic;tor for The Ag-ic,Itua1 Da,>art,,,an w
r Nattinplv trustee of George Wasbinoton
Ir,tari. 80 49, "a H 49, 90 " ,au
INV 3''' Oil" o' ST. 1ieN"Nu'i "uiio"N'
On account of a large deficit in the treas
ury OF the George Washington University
base hail team it ia feared that !, NAV
rot be possible to continue the nresent sea,
son unless there ia a liberal revival Of In
terest among the student body In the couree
of the next few DAYS. The only source OF
revenue for tho GAINES bas haer tba pota
receipts. and these have thus far been so
small as to leave a heavy balance on the
wrong side in every insta nee after the nav
ment to the visiting club of the sum guar
anteed.
In order IN ral;a,,a tho situatjop tba NAM
agement of the team has appointed COM
Emery, Mr.. Richard Bragan and Mr., e. /.
Reed TO solicit suhscrinfions from clasaes
In all the departments and urge upon an
the necessity of a better attendance al ne
games 1t is honed that enough viii ne
neaIiza5 g., ,hI - n,so,i tts 80. ~
continue its schedule and avoid earning
the reputation of a "n,Jitter'' for the mi.
yersity in base hall q fraIrs
1t is planned TO reoreanize the athletic as
ISOLATION of the university soon and 1rni-
dentally to create a fund for athletic pur-
poses by establishing membership fees.
The Nav Educational Bulletin. No x is
sued at the public library of the District OF
Columbia. is as follows
Educational books recently added
Birney. Mrs. T. W, Childhood. KXB5Stjc |
Comenius. J. A. Great didactic |
IP-CT29. Elk
school studies IP-C,sS7m
Houghton, L. s. Telling Bible stories |
CBB-H S14t
Lodge Sir o. j. Easy mathematics. chief
ly arithmetic LB-IS24e !
New York state education department