The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-22

cises-Programmes Beautifully Pre- | pared.
 At many of the public schools yester- | day afternoon the children of the lower grades celebrated the birthdays of Washington and Lincoln. The celebra- tions were held yesterday because the schools are closed to-day | At Orchard street school the follow ing programme was carried'out in room | 3 under the direction of the teacher, Miss Ruth Smith:
 America-School.
 Hurrah for the Flag-Anna Murphy. A Record-James Welchans. The Truthful Boy-Edwin Banta. George Washington-Helen Gebbie. Song-George Washington--Boys. Her Better Office-Dons Fowler. Your Flag and My Flag-Grace Benton and Gladys Jones. Our Flag Mary Lombardi Lillian Ser 1 geron, Evelyn Anthony, Pearl Rob
 erts, Esther Dammling and Anna Steinmetz.
 The Flag, Our Flag Mildred Mathews 1 and Ruth Bate
 Song-Flag of the Free-School. We Wear the Colors-Mary Buckley,
 Anna Wueppesahl, Helen Coyle, Anna
 Hurley and Grace Tyrrell. The Flag Goes by-Herbert Scranton. Our Own Red, White and Blue-Elsie | Brown. 1 Song-Show Man-School.
 Reading Walter Page.
 A King-Marie Anderson,
 How to be Heroes-E Edmund MacArthur
 and Kelsey MacArthur
 Song-If l Were Rose-Girls. 1 Question-Fred Moran and Harris l Weaver.
 A Brave Soldier-George Wood, Henry
 Gustafson and Harry Wins. The Little Red Stamp-George Bettch- er
 Song Shadow Town-School. Courage to Do Right-M Martha Rhein- | holz
 Boys Wanted-Lester Church. Through the Telephone Walter John | son.
 Song-St. Valentine School.
 Rooms and at the same school united their exercises under their teachers, Miss Katherine Harty and Miss Jennie Campbell with the follow ing programme:
 Greeting ng-Cora Steele. Washington and Lincoln-Mary Willard | Bird.
 Seven Boys Woodruf Langdon, Will l liam Cummings, John Menges, Gar ] rett Finley. Charles Govin, Chauncey
 Snow and John Kesses, l Our Flag-School. i Who Knows Alma Bengston. | Ours-Sarah Weeks.
 Song--Sehool, What Our Colors Mean-Emma Cope ] lia, Susan Gilien and Olive Newton 1 The Flag Goes hy--Arvin Welch Frank i Wood, William Cumming and Garrett 1 Finley.
 Our Country's Flag-Murdock Ding wall
 The Soldier Washington-Em Emerson
 Horton.
 Six Little Girls-Helen Fitzgerald, An
 ma silk, Helen Anderson, Matilda
 Horton, Matilda Dittymus and Marie Moore. Initiate Washington-Jes Hull, Rita Bowers, Charles Govin, Helen Crow
 ley, Nerissa Wilmington and Ruth 1 Bowers. Little Red Stamp-Myrtle Dennis Song Mary Lotion, Anna Lohman, Fenwick Brown and Frank Wood. Dare to Do Right-Harry Hcrley, 1 Song--School. Betsy Ross Frances Bristol. George Washington-Bry Thomp-
 son, Norman Van Buren, John Mem ges, Frank Sullivan. Harold Rayner,
 Wesley Gould, FenwiclS Brown, Flu
 gene Sullivan, Chester Tuttle, Charles
 Govin, Forester Johnson, Samuel 1 White, Harry Kirkland, Harry Hur-
 ley, Michael Expects and Edward | Wood. Abraham Lncoln-John Menges, Song-Emma Copelia. | I Would Tell-Samuel White, Michael
 Expects, Helen Kesses and Myrtle l Gorham,
 A Maxim of Washington-Nerlssa 1 Wilmington.
 'Tis Splendid--Marion Dunegan. i Colors of Our Flag-Marjorie Muse, Ethel Gorham, Irene Walker, Bessie Carpenter, Katherine Puddicomb and l Ruth Bowers.
 Name of Lincoln--Hannah Wood
 Washington's Christmas Party-Nellie Elliot.
 A Puzzling Question-Walter Huber, l Song-School. | Like Washington-Walter stanford,
 Louis Frey and Arthur Bergeron. Which General?-Chester Futile.
 A Nations Strength-Charlotte Frey. A King-Anna Lohman.
 Something to Remember-Olive New l ton.
 A Brave Soldier-Edith Petthiek. ! Song-School. Three Little Sisters-Anna, Helen and Marion. Song-Mary Lotion.
 George Washington-Arvin Welch,
 Portrait of washington-Helen Am-
 buhl.
 Raise the Banner-Loretta. Lincoln-John Mccormick. Song-School.
 The programmes were tastefully pre- pared and made handsome souvenirs of the occasion. Charges Bad Faith. Jefferson City, Mo, Feb. 21.-State
 Superintendent of Insurance Vandiver
 tonight made public letter he sent