The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-06
PRINCE GEORGES
SEEKSFORTY
TEACHERS
County Superintendent to
State School Needs at Meet
ing Soon in Baltimore.

EVANSVILLE. April 6.-Prof.
Nicholas Orem, superintendent Of
schools, Prince Georges county, who
will attend the semi-annual meeting
of the county superintendent of the
State in Baltimore, April Is and 10,
will stress the countY's chief school
problem which, he says, is that
of securing and keeping competent
teachers. The county needs about
forty more normal school graduates
for its teaching force next year.
Mithras Sanctorum, No. 100, o. o.
II. and p, of Washington, the mem-
bership of which also includes Odd
Fellows belonging to lodges within
twenty-five miles of Washington,
visited an open meeting of Oriole
Lodge and Esther Rebekah here last
night.
A meeting will be held Monday
night at the home of Edward A. Full
Ter to discuss the organization Of
the Hyattsville Athletic Association.
Mayor J. Frank Rushe and other
town officials are in accord with the
idea, and it is believed that, should
1t be decided to form stock com.
pany, the citizens of Hyattsville win
vote in favor of the municipality
subscribing to a majority of the
stock and to have charge Of the af.
fairs of the association. A baseball
and football field, tennis courts, golf
links, public bathing pool, and out
door athletic and amusement fca-
lures are contemplated.
These pupils Of the BIadensburg
school have been placed
on the honor roll for perfect attend
ance for one month: Doris Brig
ham, Helen Evans, Laura Gasch,
Lillian Gasch, Gertrude Gilbertson,
Helen Huber, Marie Huber, Barbara
Lee, Marguerite OetteI, Elsie Stack,
Toole, Evelyn Vincent,
Edna Wieneck, Gertrude Neineck,
Harry Anderson, Philip Anderson.
Theodore Anderson, Eugene Bau-
man, Charles Bayne, Nunzie Bonac-
corsy, Walter Burdick, Austin Gun
ningham, Halbert Evans, Elmer
F'rolick. Emory Geiger, Lester In
gals, E. Nicholson, George Morrow,
Paul Oettel, Irwin Payne, John
Pickett, Edward Stack. Richard
Toole, William Toole and James Vim.
cent.
Without exception mayors of
in Prince Georges
county, with whom he has communi.
Gated, favor the organization of an
composed of the execu-
tives for discussion of questions of
C o m m n interest, according to
Mayor George ! niger of Capitol
Heights. who is fostering the idea.
He has received responses from
Mayors J. Frank Rushe, Hyattsville:
j. Burrows Waters, Riverdale, and
William e. Rider, Mt. Rainier.
For the first time since the town
was incorporated there will be no
election held in Capitol
Heights this spring. An amendment
to the town charter passed at the
1922 session of the legislature which
provides for the election of all Off
Gals for two-year terms went into
effect last spring.
Pupils of the District Line School
at Seat Pleasant who have a per.
feet attendance mark for one month
are: Elizabeth Brewer, Geraldine
Phelps, Ellsworth Stotler, Miro
Ptacek, Helen Grover, Helen Gross.
Helene Kraft. Alice Seitz, Carol
Martin, Harold Brown, George Noll,
Catherine Brewer, Margaret Car
rick, Elizabeth Haywood, Dorothy
Orion, Florence Roberts, Clyde Bea.
ton. Leonard Lowe, Robert Brown.
Leonard Randall, Dora Bateman,
Dorothy Brown, Marie Brown, Olive
Macdonald, Esther orion, Florence
Seitz. Dorothy Blackwell, Roy
Wells. Josephine Hillman, Grace
Roberts, Reba Heaton, Edwin Cox,
Willis Fisher, Bessie Cover. Nellie
Orion, Walter Seitz, Dorothy Mar.
tin, Ruth Martin and Allen Gregory,