Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-29

Washington high schools, next to the
District government itself, will be the
biggest factor in the taking Of the mill,
tary census in the District June 5. This
was assured today, when reports were re-
cefved by the registration board from
Stephen B. Kramer. assistant superin-
tendent of schools, and r. o. Wilmarth,
chief accountant of the public schools Of
the District, on the work. which they have
in charge, of furnishing high school
cadets to act as ushers and guards and
students and teachers to act as interpre-
tiers at the registration precincts.
High school cadets detailed for this
service met at the Central High School
last night and were put through a course
of instruction as to their duties and the
manner in which they are to be per-
formed.
petent to handle the situation said Mr..
Kramer this morning. There will be
about 200 or 500 boys on duty all the
time"
render will be that of furnishing inter-
prefers. No less than twenty-five per-
sons. who among them speak twelve Ian
guages, have. been procured. Mr.. Will
marth has worked out a plan whereby the
services of competent interpreter can
be obtained within half an hour at any
point in the District.
11lSI Ol Iu6 Interpreters.
The interpreters appointed. with their
assignments to schools, are as follows ::
Paul Francis Shar. Business High
School, Chinese, assigned to Arthur
School.
Pong Lee. Central High School, Chinese,
assigned to Arthur School
Smie Chou, Central High School, Chinese
assigned to Arthur School.
Tuck Lou Lee, Mckinley Manual Train
ing School, Chinese, assigned to Arthur
School
Rev. Joakim Alexoulos, Greek, assigned
to Arthur School.
Nejb Hekimian. Armenian and Turkish,
assigned to Arthur School.
NJ. F. Finley, jr., Control High School,
italian, Spanish. French and German, as
signed to Gales School.
Rabbi Benjamin L. Grossman, Yiddish,
assigned to Gales School.
High School.
G. r. Dewitt, Western High School, Rus
sian. Spanish, French and German, as
signed to Western High School.
Max Mazo, Yiddish, assigned to Bust
ness High School
Miss NJ. L. Hercent, Central High School,
Italian. French. Spanish and German. as
signed to Business High School
Arnould Belmont, Central High School.
Italian, Portuguese, French and Spanish
assigned to Franklin School.
Andrew Kashouty, Syrian, assigned to
Miss c. A. McAvoy, Central High
School, Italian, German and French, as
signed to Dunbar High School.
Reuben Fink, Business High School,
Yiddish, French and German, assigned
to Jefferson School
Domingo Castillo, Eastern High
School, Italian and Spanish, assigned to
Jefferson School,
George Kogok, Syrian, assigned to
Jefferson School
DR.. John Constas. Greek, assigned to
Jefferson School
Rev. Abraham Shefferman, Yiddish,
assigned to Eastern High School.
Miss o. W. Dennis. Mckinley Manual
Training School. Italian, French. Ger
man and Spanish, assigned to Eastern
High School.
DR.. H. L. Leineweber, Eastern High
School. Russian, assigned to Eastern
High School.
Job A. Saloon. Syrian. assigned to
Blow School.
Miss Jeanne Maret, Mckinley Manual
Training School, Italian, French, Ger
man and Spanish, assigned to Blow
School.
Miss A. L. Wood, Western High
School, italian. German and French, as
signed to Ketcham School.
Transportation facilities for the use
OF interpreters will be furnished at the
following buildings: Arthur School,
Gales School, Western High School,
Business High School, franklin School,
Dunbar High School, Jefferson School,
Eastern High School, Blow School and
ketcham School