The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-17
PRINCIPALS D T
HIGH SCHOOLS
CONEER
Southern Maryland Educators
Meet in HyattsviIle to Dis
cuss Problems.

HYATTSVILLE, Md, Feb. IL
High school principals of Prince
Georges, Charles, Calvert and Anne
Arundel counties discussed high
school administration and supervis-
ion at a conference yesterday in the
high school here. State High School
Supervisor Samuel N. North was
the principal speaker.
Addresses also were given by w.
r. G. Connick, principal, Baden
agricultural high school; Nicholas
Orem, Prince Georges county SUI
perintendent Of schools; Miss Louise
Linthicum, principal, Annapolis
high school,; Mrs. Anna, Mckay,
principal, 'Surrattsville high school;
George Sparks. Anne Arundel coun-
ty superintendent of schools, and
George Ruhl, Calvert county SUPER
intendent of schools. Luncheon was
served by a committee of women Of
the Marlboro Home and School AS.
ISOLATION.
A Bible and a flag will be pre-
sented the Cottage City school by
Mt. Rainier council, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, at a
celebration to be held Washington
Birthday at p. m. in the school.
Pupils of the Brentwood school also
will attend the celebration. march
ing from their school headed by a
band. John Tender, State council
secretary of the j. o. u. A. NJ, will
present the Bible and flag and de-
liver an address on THE School. e"
Edwin o. Dutton, Washington attor-
ney, is to speak on "The Flag"
The first of the Friday night
services to be held in Pinkney
Memorial P. E. Church here dur
+, ing Lent was conducted last night
by the rector, the Rev. Charles L..
Monroe. Services on succeeding
Friday nights will be conducted by
these clergy: February 20, the Rev.
Thorn Williamson, Of the Church of
| the Advent, Washington; March 2,
the Rev. d. r. CovelI, city mission
er. diocese of Washington; March
16, the Rev. w. H. Mes, Trinity
parish, Collington. Prince Georges
county; March Is, the Rev. John
! Moses, Christ Church. Georgetown,
d. c., and March %, the Rev. Clyde
Brown. assistant rector, ST. Mat
InSW'S parish.
In st. Luke's p E. church, Blad-
ensburg, where services are to be
| held each Thursday evening during
Lent, the Rev. Thorn Williamson
will preach February % and the
Rev. w. II. Mes, March 8. The Rev.
Charles l.. Monroe, rector. will Of
ficiate at the other Thursday night
| services.
! Services during Holy week in
Pinkney Memorial and ST. Luke's
Churches will be conducted by the
Rev. Monroe.
; DR.. j. Harris Rogers, information
ally known as the inventor of the
underground wireless, who has been
ill of grippe, at his home here, is
reported much improved.
Prince Georges county high
! schools are now picking teams to
compete in the coming countrywide
debate on the subject. Resolved.
That the Direct Primary Law Has
Justified It's Passage" The team
| to represent Hyattsville high school
! is to be selected Monday when try
| outs will be held in the nature Of a
! debate between the junior and senior
| teams.
Hyattsville high school basketers
| will entertain the Rockville high
| tossers in the State armory here
Tuesday afternoon. Hyattsville fell
before the Business High quint of
| Washington on the armory court
Thursday afternoon, SO to "a. The
Capital City boys outplayed the
! locals from the opening whistle and
in the second half sent in their re-