Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-05
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tween that school and the Central, be-
cause of the lateness of the season.
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The Application of Law was chosen
by Rev. Ied. III. Copp as the subject of a
lecture delivered to the students of the
Business High School night classes Fri
day evening.
Mr.. Copp thought that it would be
better to try for incorrigiblity all chill
dren under twelve who were accused of
larceny. SO that they might thus avoid
future handicap and plague of con-
viction under the charge of larceny
The speaker spoke highly of the leg
islative. judicial and executive branches
of the government in general and of the
District in particular.
Officers of the senior class of the Cen
trail High School have been elected as
follows: President. William s.. Boetler
vice president, Miss Pauline johnson; sec
rotary. Miss Marian Heitmuller,, and
treasurer, William Collins.
Pandora and the Box of Mischief was
presented again Yesterday afternoon at
the Western High School by the grad
yates of the class of 1910 of Normal
when the play was given the previous
week.
The executive committee of the grad
uating class of the Business High School
has been elected as follows: James How
ell Gordon. David h. Graham. Misses
Lydia T.. Keefer and Ada F.. Soleau.
Several local schools were visited this
week by educators of other cities. s. J.
Siawson. superintendent OF schools of
Clean. y. Y. who attended the meet
ing of the department of superintendent
of the National Education Association at
Mobile. visited Supt A. T. Stuart Fri
day.
Senior Gullermo Todd of the educational
department of Venezuela IS here study
ing the local school system. Senior Gull
lermo Gandara of Mexico City, Mexico,
is here TO study agricultural schools
mainly, but is also interested in the art
work and manual training work of the
schools of this city.
The program of the competitive drill OF
the high school cadet companies was
given to the company officers the early
part of this week. The program contains
some of those found most difficult last
year 1t is considered by many to be
considerably more difficult than the pro-
; gram of last year
| last year The date has not yet been
7 set. but will probably be in the middle of
MAY.
| DR.. William G. GWynn spoke on the
prevention of tuberculosis at the Eastern
| High School Monday afternoon.
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| The program for the celebration or
| Flag day, June IA. this year in the
! schools is in charge of Patriotic In
/ structor A. S. Perham OF the local de-
| partment of the Grand Army of the
| Republic. Mr.. Perham started arrange
ments for the programs Friday.
| Opportunity" formed the subject of
an address by DR.. w. r. Wedderspoon
at the Central High School Wednesday.
| Specimen work of the students OF
the Mckinley High School was sent to
| Turin, Italy. this week, where 1T will
| be placed on exhibition at the exposi-
! ton to be held there this month. The
work of the Mckinley School was
| chosen from all other similar high
schools throughout the country.
a dance was given jointly by Com
panies f and G, Business High School,
! at Mrs Dyer's February "a 1t was
| chaperoned by Misses McNelly and
Clark.
! DIR. willard s. Small, principal of
| the Eastern High SCHOOL, Miss Edith
Westcott, principal of the Western