Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-27

tice now employed. and many valuable
suggestions were thus obtained. On the
other hand, DR.. Hodgkins states, the OBJ
servationS which were made were such as
to lead the gentlemen who were with him,
and himself also, to give their full ap-
prevail to many things that have already
been adopted and put to actual use here
at home. A report of the trip embodying
a number of recommendations by Dr..
Hodgkins will shortly be submitted to the
board of trustees of the university.
The schedule of free courses to be given
for the benefit of public school teachers at
the George Washington University next
year IS announced as follows:
Aesthetics-Mondays and Wednesdays at
4:50 O'Clock; Prof. G. L. Raymond.
Classical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Thursdays at 4:5O o'clock; Prof. Mitchell
Carroll.
Architecture-D Mondays and Fridays at
1850 o'clock, Prof. A. B. Bib: 60 Mon
days and Fridays at $40 o'clock. by Prof.
Percy Ash.
Biblical MISUNDERSTANDING at $50
O'Clock; Prof Frank L. Day.
English-Tuesdays and Thursdays at $50
O'Clock: Prof. w. A. Wilbur.
History-Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4: 80
O'Clock: Profs. c. c. Swisher and William
Hamilton.
Constitutional law-Wednesdays and FRI
days at 4:50 o'clock; Justice Harlan.
Theoretical and practical sociology-Tues-
days and Thursdays at $50 o'clock; Prof,
G. w. A. Veditz.
Biology, comparative-Wedn Profs.
p. Rartsch and A. Mann.
A limited number of teachers will be ad-
mitted to each of the above courses, and
tickets may be obtained from Mr.. A. T..
Stuart, superintendent of the Washington
public schools. Regular attendance will be
required, notes must be taken and essays
submitted when required. and certificates
will be awarded on the completion of a
course. Profs. Charles E. Munroe, William
md hal rnn T..
tute the committee having charge of the
matter.
At a stated meeting of the board of over
seers of Harvard College. held in Boston.
May 8, Mr.. Williams presented the report
of the committee on physical training, ath-
letic sports and sanitary condition of all
buildings in relation to the game or FOOT
ball. with the recommendations that the
following vote be adopted by the board:
Voted. that the committee on the regu-
lation of athletic sports be authorized to
permit, during the season of 1906, but not
later than December !, 1905. games of in
tercollegiate foot ball, under the rules
upon such terms and conditions as said
committee on the regulation of athletic
sports shall consider advisable in order to
test the propriety of continuing intercol-
legiate foot ball. and that copy of this
vote be sent to the president and fellows"
The recommendation was adopted by a
vote of fifteen to nine.
The twelfth annual exercises of the
Manassas Industrial School will be held
Wednesday. May 30.
The members of the class and the officers
are the following: Sallie Bertha Baylis,
Delaplane. Va: Tacy Anna Green, Manas-
sas. Va; Queenie Harrietta Hawkins. New
berg, Md; Dora Gainner Johnson, Coves-
vile, Va; David Stepter Jackson, Lillian
Va; Martin Keene. ByrdvIlle, Va: Flor
ence Missouri Nayior Bull Run, Va: Ma
tflda Jane Turner, Reva Va; Florida Ell
lenda Williams. Winter Park, Fla. Off
GERS: Florence Missouri Nayior president;
Queenie Harrietta Hawkins. vice president:
Florida Ellenda Williams, secretary; David
Stepter Jackson. treasurer.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached this morning at IL o'clock at the
First Baptist Church, Manassas, Va. by
Rev. J. l. Loving, d. D.. of Washington,
ID. C. There will be music by the school
The program for the Wednesday exercises
includes an inspection OF the school. indus
trial work. buildings and grounds, from 10
to n:30 am. graduating exercises at 80
pm, and the annual meeting of the asso.
citation at $50 pm.
vocation. Rev. NJ. ID. Williams; Satisfactory.
Queenie Harrietta Hawkins: grafton David
Stepter jackson: valedictory Florence Mis-
souri, MAYOR: presentation of diplomas and
address to graduates by Mr.. John p Green,
Cleveland. Ohio.
The faculty includes william C. Taylor
B. s.. principal: Mr.. W. W. jackson as
sistant principal; Miss Carrie Adams. di-