Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-13
STORY OF OLD GLORY
Patriotic Exercises in Public
Schools Of Washington.
OBSERVANCE OF FLAG DAY
Music, Verse and Prose, Supplemented
by Addresses.
REGULATIONS. BY. THE PUPILS
History of the American Flag and
What It Stands For-order
Of Exercises.
IEcITATIoNs. By. THE PUPILS

| lefNoT WHICH mas inspired SO many Amer
lean soldiers to yield up their lives on tbs
altar of their glorious country, and which
| has made the United States world power
| "Old Glory" will be the inspiration a.
we'll as the theme Of many orators ano
| school children. Its virtues will be depict
| ed in the swelling choruses of the scholars
| and In the glowing words of the speakers
The day will be one of unalloyed patriot
ism, and the tri-color of the American re-
| public will be everywhere as incense or
| the altar of Americanism. which means
| human liberty, vaior, humanity and gooe
citizenship.
Interesting programs of speaking, sing
| Ing vocal music and Rotations have beer
| prepared for each Of the schools of tn at
| the flag. its history and what It STANDS
| for. aa
List of the Speakers.
Following is list of the selected speak
ers and the schools where they are respec-
| lively expected to deliver addresses
| High schools-Central. DR.. Thomas Cal
| yer; Eastern, DIR. Gallagher; Western, A. s
Perham; Business B. P. Entrtkin; NJ Street
| Maj. Henry Romeyer.
| Normal schools-Franklin, Col c. G.
| Bradshaw; Miner.
| Manual training schools-McKinley, DR.
| Wlfilam A JACK, ATHlStEOuS, OduiCi VSo-
| ster; French, Rev. Isaac Clark.
| First division-Adams, DR.. J. l.. Allison
| Berret, A. L. Swartwont; Dennison, M. M
| Lewis; Force, j. H. Blodgett; Franklin, A
| c. Hendricks; Harrison, J. y. MAYNARD
| Hubbard, J. d. Veman; Johnson, Thomas u
! Hensey; johnson (annex), George Redway
| Morgan, T. A. Martin: Ross, c. e. Messer
| Thompson, C. o. Markham.
| Second division : Abbott g.. Fernald
Gage, J. B. Redman; Henry. ]. j. Purman
! Moss, John McElroy; Phelps, F. II. Mckee
| Polk, c. T. Yoder; Seaton, j. A. Levitt
Twining, ]. r. Webster; Webster, A. 5
| Perham.
| Third diyision-Brent, James Wood: Dent
| N N Mccullough; Edmunds, N. J. Smith
| Hilton, DR.. Thomas Calver; Lennox, Henry
| E. Williams; Maury, J. l.. MeCleary; Pea
| body, A. B. Frisbie; Towers, Phil E. VIM
ter; Wallach, S. r. Stratton.
| Fourth division-Amidon. DR.. F. T. Howe
| Arthur B. F. Brodett; Bradley, E. II. Holl-
| brook: Greenleaf. Rev. N. H. Miller; JET
| ferson. J. e. Wilson: Mccormack, II. {.
Duncan: Potomac. S. P. Pasker; Smallwood
| A. H. Frear.
Firth division-Addison. Alva S. Taber;
| Conduit road. VIM. Lamborn Corcoran. j.
| e. Snow: Curtiss Geo. c. Ross: Fillmore
| Geo. C. Potwin: Grant. Jerome F. Johnson;
Hyde. DR.. j. r. Hayes; 1ndiss Home, VIM
E. Rogers: Jackson. Dan. C. Grosvenor
Reservoir. J. M. Edgar: Threlkeld, John S.
| Burger; Toner. Silas Royce; Weightman, L.
Warner.
| Sixth division-Blair. Edward Webster;
Benning. ]. B. Barnard; Blow, A. B. Ben
nett; Hamilton Henry c. Bradley; kenil-
houn; Madison. L. D. Alven: Pierce. J. p.
Church: TAYLOR. B. P. Entrik1n: Webb, ].
| Tyler Powell: Wheatley, C. c. Hoffman.
| Seventh Observation-Disclosures, DIR. c. w.
Gallagher: Chevy Chase, Dan. Williams;
Monroe. Hamlin c. Mead: Petworth. Ben
ton Halstead: Takoma. Louis P. Shoemaker;
TenneIley. VIM. r. Hillyer; WOODBURY., G.
NJ. Hustled.
Cranch. A. W. Conlee: Congress Heights J.
P. Mathews: Orr. D. C. Fountain; Tyler ].
H. .Dony: Van Buren,. Henry E. Williams;
Van Buren, (annex). c. H Darlington
Ninth division-Blake, c. II. lawrence;
Brooklyn, John McPhaul: Carbery, A. B.
Chatfield; lexington, A. w. Barber; Emery,
Hyland c. Kirke; Gales. George R. Ide;
Hayes, William A. Jack; Langdon, ]. HI.
| Simpson.
Tenth division-Briggs, Abraham Huff
Chain Bridge, C. S. Wilder; Magruder, Rev.
| ]. w. Howard; Montgomery, ]. r. H. Win
| field; Phillips. Rev. A. Grimke; Reno
Charles H Shorter: Stevens c. A. Fleet.
wood; Summer. L. M. Hershaw; Wormley,
John P. Green.
Eleventh division-Banneker, Rev. w.
| Bishop Johnson: Bennett road, A. s. Rich
ardson Burnville, e. NJ. Henlett; Cook,
| Judge Robert H. Ferrill Douglass, L. ri
Douglass; Ivy City, Shelby ]. Davidson
Jones, DR.. George II. Richardson; Logan
H. c. Tyson; Lovejoy, John L. Love; Payne,
]. N. Mayne; Simmons, George h White.
Twelfth division-Bruce, A F: Hitler:
Bunker Hill road, George w. Cook; Gar
| net, e. H. Hunter; Garrison, Charles Wells
Pinchback; Military road, Rev. s. n
| Brown; Mott, H. c. Saunders: Orphans
| Home, Rev. d. F. Rivers; Patterson, Rev.
Fl. S. Stevens; Slater, Rev. Dr. Brooks;
Wilson, Rev. o. ]. w. Scott
Thirteenth division-Ambush, H. N. Cou-
don; Bell, Maj. H. Romeyer; Birney. Thos.
Mckenzie; Bowen A, Phillips Diggs; Car
doza, d. G. Brooks; Garfield. George H.
| La Fetra; Gddings, Rev. Isaac Clark; Lin
| coln M. L. Leonard; Randall, L. X Brown
| Syphax, T. c. McCloud.
The program of exercises at the several
schools embraces music Rotations and
addresses. Pupils who will participate, ac-
cording to divisions, SO far as reported, will
be as follows:
First Division
Adams School-Open with chorus
America" by the schools; to be followed
by rotations bugle song. patriotic quer-
ries and answers. Salute to the Flag" and
an address.
Berret school-singing. columbia, the
Gem of the Ocean," schools; recitations
Minnie Tauber. Howard Luckey, Nellie
Bowman. William Lockwood, Ethel Parcher
Sylvan oppenheimer Stuart Heitmuiler and
Leonora Richards; reading, Louis Libbey
recitation, H. Winans; Salute to the
Flag" address; recitations, John Writ. M
Waltz, Caroline Oppenheimer, Ralph Gaug-
Brown, Dorothy Davis, Rose Elliott, E.
Hartshorn, q. Heftmuller. Edna Crump
i Ethel Lee and Clarence Dettmers.
Dennison School--Fiag salute; song. Norris
Gaddess, Jane Raney; recitation. Randolph
Walter E1aight; flag drill; recitation, Nina
Maynard; Talk on Betsy Ross" Elizabeth
| Stetson; reading, Katherine Wells; recita.