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Evening star., 1925-03-28
DR.. C. P. CLARK HEADS
MT. VERNON PL. SCHOOL
Chosen superintendent at Fourth
Quarterly Conference at Meth
odist Church.

At the fourth quarterly conference
OF the Mount Vernon Place Church
South last Monday night the follow
ing were elected as officers of the
Sunday school for the coming con-
ference year: DR.. Clifton p. Clark
superintendent; J. L. Baird, assistant
superintendent and treasurer; A. F.
Harlan, secretary and director OF
equipme ent; Miss Maude G. Woodrow
librarian; Miss Nellie NJ. Marshall, d.
rector of grading; Miss Sarah p,
Deem, director Of instruction; Talma
l.. Smith, director of worship: r.
Deane Shure. director of music;
Willis S. Warren, director of recrea-
tion; Miss Edyth v. Fussell, director
of service; Miss NJ. Ethel Num-, sup
ervisor of CRADLE roll department;
Miss Lille Ferguson, supervisor OF
beginners department.; Mrs. r. E.
Mitchell, supervisor of primary de-
partment; Miss Myrtle Moore, super
visor of intermediate department.; A.
H. Scott, supervisor of senior depart
ment: Miss Edna Z. Fussell, super
visor of young peoples department;
]. Wilson Harris, supervisor of adult
department; Mrs. Gertrude w. Ward,
supervisor of home department.: Miss
Helen White, assistant supervisor of
home department; Mrs. Thomas A
Groover, supervisor Of daily vacation
Bible school.
In addition to the above named off,
GERS, Arthur E. Martin. Mrs. w. B.
Jaynes and Miss Ora E. Cage COM
prise the Sunday school committee.
Samuel w. Cockrell was elected sup
erintendent of the afternoon school,
which is composed entirely of for
eigners. The Mount Vernon Place
School is closing one of the most sue
cessful years in its history. Its pres
ent enrolment is 1928, a net gain of
124 during the year. The school rails
ed $1o.2so for all purposes during the
year.
Evening star., 1925-03-28
B. Y. P. u. NEWS

The Congress Heights B. Y. P. U.
met last evening. William Mcdonald
captain of group No. l, conducted the
service The topic discussed was
Bible Teaching About Church Mem
bers.". John Tesh gave violin solo
accompanied by Miss Ruth Mcdonald
on the piano. Fred East and NJ. r.
Raymond rendered vocal selections,
accompanied by W. F. Wilson.
Under the leadership of Herbert s
Reamy the service group of the Fifth
B. Y. p. U. met last Sunday evening.
Miss Meme Brockway. director of
children's work OF the American
Baptist Publication Society, Philadel-
phia, gave an interesting talk. Inc
travelling group of the Fifth B. I.
2. U. conducted its regular monthly
meeting at the lexington car barn
Sunday morning. The speakers were
Herbert S. Reamy, Forrest P. Neale,
l. C. Caldwell and Roger E. Davis.
The intermediate and senior b. 4
p. US of Bethany will have joint
meeting tomorrow evening. The In
termediate Union, which has only
been organized about two months,
will have its first monthly social next
Tuesday evening. One of the features
of its entertainment Wednesday eve
ming will be playlet entitled "Je-
rusha DAVIS Family Album"
The B. Y. P. u. of the Columbia
Baptist Church. Falls Church, Va, had
a special program last Sunday eve
ming, under the leadership OF Edward
Fenwick. Through the topic, Max
ing and Giving Our Money" 1t was
stressed that at least one-tenth OF a
Christians income should be given
to the Lord. The speakers were
Beatrice Haverty, Margaret Fravel,
Lawrence Fenwick and Harry Fravel.
A solo was rendered by Mrs. NJ L.
Roberts. Three new members were
admitted.
Evening star., 1925-03-28
VISITING PASTORS
LISTED TO PREACH
Clergy at Methodist Confer
ence to Occupy Pulpits in
Many Local Churches.

Ministers attending the Baltimore
annual conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, which is
meeting at the Mount Vernon Place
Church, will preach in many of the
churches in this city and nearby
places tomorrow at the morning and
evening services.
The assignments have been an
nounced by Bishop Warren A. Gambler
of Atlanta, Ga. as follows: Washing
ton-Mount Vernon Place. IL am,
Bishop Candleri PM. Bishop James
Cannon, jr. Junior Church at II am,
Rev. J. J. Rives. Marvin NJ. e. Church
South, IL am, Rev. DR.. S. c. Hatcher;
s p.m., former pastors series Mount
Pleasant NJ E. Church South, IL am,
Rev. J. c. Copenhaver; pm, Rev.
L S; Rudasill. Emery NJ. E: Church
South, IL am, Rev. H. V. Wheeler;
pm. Rev. J. H. Haley. Epworth
NJ. E. Church South, II am, Rev. DR..
Fitzgerald s. Parker; pm, DR.. H. H
Sherman. Brentwood NJ. E. Church
South, IL am, Rev. w. z. Ca
noles; 8 pm, Rev. J. Russell Cor
ron. Gospel Mission, s pm, Rev. J..
H. Billingsley. Waugh NJ E. Church,
II am, Rev. G. G. oliver; pm, Rev.
r. C. Meeks. Anacostia NJ. E. Church,
pm, Rev. Watson E. Holley. Dunn
barton NJ. z. Church, IL am, Rev.
G. d. Kidner. Foundry NJ. f. Church.
IL am, Rev. DR.. Carlton D. Rarris
North Capitol NJ. f. Church, IL am,
Rev. H A Stephens. First Methodist
Protestant Church, IL am, Rev. L. s.
Rudasill. Calvary NJ. E Church South,
II am. Rev. II. S. Coffey: pm, Rev.
L. H Richcreek.
Mount Rainer NJ. Z. Church South,
IL am, Rev D. L. Snyder; s PM,
Rev. Rembert D. McNeer. Hyatts-
Vile NJ. E. Church South, IL a m. Rev.
D. A. Berry: 8 PM, Rev. w. D. King.
Alexandria, Va NJ E. Church South,
IL am, Rev. J. T. Myers: s pm,
Rev. DR.. e. L. Woolf. Clarendon NJ.
q. Church South, IL am, Rev. E. c.
Beery Culpeper, Va, NJ. z. Church
South, IL am, Bishop Cannon.
Baltimore-Wilson Memorial M. e.
Church South, IL am, Rev. Murray
d. Mitchell; pm. Rev. Mr.. Mitchell
Central NJ. E. Church South. IL am,
Rev. T. NJ. Swami; pm, Rev. George
G. Oliver. Frederick Avenue NJ E.
Church South, IL B. m. L. V. Ruckman
Epworth NJ. ,E. Church South. IL a-m
Rev. c. E. Kirby; pm, Rev., Mr.
Kirby. st. Paul NJ. Z. Church South
IL am, Rev. r. l.. Fultz. wilkins
Avenue NJ. f. Church South, IL am,
Rev. j. H. Billingsley. st. Johns Of
Hamilton, IL am, Rev. w. E. Holley;
pm, Rev. T. NJ. Swami
Evening star., 1925-03-28
REV. H. B. SMITH SERMON
SERIES IS CONTINUED
Will Preach Tomorrow, With
"What Will You Do With
Jesuspn as His Theme.

Rev. Harvey Baker Smith OF the
Columbia Heights Christian Church
will preach the second in q series Of
sermons tomorrow night on Great
Questions of the Bible" the title for
this sermon being What VIII You
Do With Jesus?"
The official board of the church
will hold its regular monthly meeting
Wednesday. The Woman's Missionary
Society will meet at 1o:46 am. Thurs
day, with luncheon at the church at
noon and an afternoon session.
Plans are being made for a CO oper-
ative union service of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational, Gunton
Temple Presbyterian and Columbia
Heights Christian Churches April 49,
when Col. Dan Morgan Smith will
speak from the pulpit Of the Column
bia Heights Church at the evening
service, his topic as announced bein g
christian Citizenship and Law OBJ
servance."
Evening star., 1925-03-28
BULLETIN BOARD
TO BE DEDICATED
Bishop Hamilton to Conduct Serv-
ice at Entrance TO Foundry
Church.

An ornate and enthusiastically de-
signed bulletin board Is to be unveiled
and dedicated by Bishop John w,
Hamilton tomorrow night at the en-
trance OF Foundry M. e. Church, Six
teenth and Church streets. The prof.
ect was launched by the pastor, Rev
DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, at
Christmas time, when many members
of the congregation contributed. 1t Is
Of heavy copper and opalite gass, with
an illuminated cross at the peak. II
will be electrically lighted.
A special sermon has been arranged
by the pastor to be held at the church
entrance at pm. following the reg
ular evening service. A dedication
service, written by the pastor, will
be used. In which the official board
Will take part. DR.. Harris subject
will be From A to q and Back"
Evening star., 1925-03-28
Passion Sunday Observance.

Services at tho Church OF the AS
oension, Twelfth street and Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest, for pas
sion Sunday will be: Low celebration
of the holy eucharist at II am.
church school. $50 am; high cele-
bration Of the holy eucharist at IL
am; Chinese Sunday school. $3.50 pm
Young Peoples Society. 6 Pm; Even
song and address at 8 pm. Tues
day there will be Lenten service
of penitential office and address at
4:45 pm, and Wednesday and Friday.
at the same time, there will be litany
and address. Thursday there will be
holy eucharist at 10 am. and even
song and address at s pm. Daily in
tercessions will be said in the chapel.
Evening star., 1925-03-28
SERMONS ANNOUNCED.
Rev. John Britain Clark to Speak
at First Presbyterian.

How Is 1t Thou wilt Manifest
Thyself?" will be the topic of the
sermon tomorrow morning at the
First Presbyterian Church in the
Lenten series being preached by Rev.
DR.. John Brittan Clark, minister. The
series on the inner life, presented at
the vesper services at 4:30, will be
continued by a talk on The Inner
Voices"
The Westminster Guild will be the
guests of Miss Louise P. Bishop at
the Government Hotels Monday eve
ming. March, 80, and the subject for
discussion and study is to be Alaska" :"
Evening star., 1925-03-28
Dean Wilson to Lecture.

THE Return OF the Jews: a Sign of
Christ's Soon Coming is the subject
of the lecture by DR.. D. G. Wilkinson,
dean Of theology, Washington Mis-
sionary College, tomorrow, s pm, at
Capital Memorial Church, Fifth and
streets northwest. A special mu-
sical program will be conducted by
Prof T. H Barrett, beginning 7:15
pm. Monday night DR.. Wilkinson
will lecture on The Scarlet Colored
Beast" Prof Barrett will give a mu-
sical program.
Evening star., 1925-03-28
"Holy Boldness" His Subject.

Dr.. John e. Briggs will preach on
'Holy Boldness" at Fifth Baptist
Church tomorrow morning, and
Passing Opportunity at night Pre-
ceding the evening sermon the ordi-
nance OF baptism will be admins
tered AS a prelude to the evening
sermon DR.. Briggs will discuss, Has
the Legislature of the State of Ten
nessee taken a backward step in for
biding evolution being taught in the
State schools? Have the Methodists
OF the South erred in declining to
unite with the Methodists of the
North?' -.--...
Evening star., 1925-03-28
Will Attend Conference.

Comdr. C. T. Jewell. secretary OF
the Board of Religious Education OF
the Episcopal Church. in the diocese
of Washington, will visit Baltimore
on next Thursday to attend the
monthly session of the Maryland
Church Normal School Of Religious
Education. Comdr. Jewell will ad-
dress tho class, composed Of Sunday
School superintendents, his topic be-
ing The Problem OF the Upper
School"
Evening star., 1925-03-28
"THE CHURCH." HIS TOPIC
Rev. DIR. Herson's Sermon at Ham
line Church Tomorrow.

Rev. DIR. Joseph T. Herson Of Ham
line Methodist Episcopal Church will
preach on The Church" tomorrow. The
special subject in the evening will be
The Church and the Common People,
and in the morning. "Is the Church In
competent" DR.. Herson will also teach
the mems Bible class IN the auditorium
of the Park Theater at 8 AS o'clock.
Last Sunday the first meeting OF the
junior church was held at IL o'clock,
with an attendance Of 20. Preparatory
classes in church membership are held
in connection with this service.
Evening star., 1925-03-28
Women to Conduct Service.

The women OF the Interdenomina-
tional Missionary Union Of the Dis
trtct will have charge OF the meeting
at Central Union Mission at 3 pm.
tomorrow. This is the first Olive
wire) Sunday that has been observed
in the new building by the electric
committee, Mrs. John \. Culberson,
Mrs. Washington Topham, Miss
Emma Latterman, Miss Little, and
Mildred c. Shinn, chairman.
Evening star., 1925-03-28
Sale for Parish Benefit.

A sale for the benefit of st. Mar
garet's parish will be held by the
Rector's Aid Society. beginning Mon
day, at 1915 H street northwest. Mrs.
william H Heron, the president, will
be assisted by a corps OF women
members. The funds are TO be used
to pay a debt incurred through the
laying Of a new floor Of the church.
Evening star., 1925-03-28
Will Edit Church Paper Here.

Rev. DIR. Morris SwartZ Of Chicago
has been appointed by Bishop William
r. Mcdowell as editor and business
manager of the Washington Christian
Advocate. Mr.. Swartz Is a member of
the Central Pennsylvania Conference
and was field secretary Of the adminis-
trative staff, World Service Commission,
Of Chicago.
Evening star., 1925-03-28
SERVICES ANNOUNCED.
st. Mary's Parish to Hear Rev
Il. Y. Moore Preach.

At ST. Mary's Church tomorrow at
1880 pm. Rev. Thomas V. Moore will
preach on "The Church and Moral
Teaching. Rev. Joseph NJ. Dough-
erty, o. s. A, will preach "Wednesday
evening on Holy Orders" Rev. Felix
M. Kirsch will direct the deyotions in
honor of ST. Anthony Tuesday evening
at 1880,
Evening star., 1925-03-28
Twilight Service Sermon,

At the 4 o'clock twilight service to-
morrow In the Gunton-Temple Memo
rial Presbyterian Church Rev. Bernard
Braskamp will speak on John xii21,
Sir, We Would See Jesus" The text
of the pastors morning sermon Is,
Never Man Spake Like This Man"
Evening star., 1925-03-28
SERMON IN ITALIAN.
Rev. M. c. Marseglia to Preach ir
Local Baptist Church.

Rev. NJ. c. Marseglia, pastor Of the
church of the Redeemer. will preach
IN Italian at pm. tomorrow at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church.
Rev. DR.. John c. Ball, the pastor, will
speak on With Jesus in Bethany" at
II am and THE Memory, Mandate
and Music of Christianity in the eve
ming.
Evening star., 1925-03-28
SERVICES TO CLOSE.
Pre-Easter Evangelistic Discourses
End Tomorrow.

The pre-Easter yevsngelistic serv-
ices which haYes ;been conducted
nightly for a week T. bx the pastor,
Rev. James Harvey Durham at the
Western Presbyterian Church, on
II street between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, have been we'll at
tended and will come to a close to-
morrow night with the celebration of
the holy communion, the subject of
the sermon ats pm. being Calvary"
Tomorrow at IL am. the pastor will
take for his subject Opportunity"
Evening star., 1925-03-28
Special Evangelistic Service.

Special evangelistic meetings will
begin IN the Brookland Baptist
Twelfth and Newton streets,
and will continue through April 10.
Rev. c. W. Diebert, an evangelist, will
be the preacher.
Evening star., 1925-03-28
Brookland Baptist Preacher.

Rev. Warren G. Kieth Of the Uni
Verslty OF Virginia will preach at
the Brookland Baptist Church tomor-
70" night. He will also preach at
the Woodbridge Masonic Hall at IL am.
Evening star., 1925-03-28
Holy Week Services.

The Epworth League OF the Clarendon
NJ E. Church South will hold Holy Week
services April to 12 at s pm. week
days and 80 pm. Sundays.
Evening star., 1925-03-28
Pastor to Occupy Pulpit.

AT the West Washington Baptist
church tomorrow the pastor, Rev C. B.
Austin, will preach at both services.
Evening star., 1925-03-28
PRESBYTERIAN.
Central Presbyterian Church

SCAk IA AVoOy kCl loA Snox $A
(SouTHERN ASSEMBLY
Sixteenth and Irving SITS. N. W.
Rev. James H. Taylor, D. D.. Pastor.
e:3o am-sunday School and Bible Glasses.
IL 100 a.m.-Sermon by DIR. Taylor.
8: Westminster League.
6:15 pm.-social Hour for Young People.
TOO D m.--Christian Endeavor Societies.
1880 pm, Thursdsy-Prayer service.
600 pm. Frday-Young Peoples Class.
Small children cared for during morning
Take 14th st. car or Mt Pleasant car. or
18th st bus to Irving st. Nv.
Gunton-Temple Memorial
REV nEnsHhb lSsh fss bsAssIsp ssztsf s 4 A. Pastor
8 AS a.m.--Sunday School
II 100 a.m.-sermon. John VII. 4S: 'Nsysr
Man Spake Like This Man" Music by
chorus choir. Mrs.. Gswler. soprano; Mr.
Klein, tenor.
AZ P.M-TwiIisht Service
Special music: yiolinist; Mrs. Gsvler .. end
We Would See Jesus"
The Church of the Pilgrims
SOUTHERN PREsBrrERIAN.
22nd ct. bet. and Q SITS. NV.
Rev. Andrew X. Bird, Pastor.
s:46 a.m.-BibIe School. with classes for
every member OF the family.
II :0o a.m.-Preaching by the PASTOR
$3.50 pm.-Junior Christian Endesvor.
$500 p.m.-Intermediat Christian Eudssyor.
8 100 p.m.-Social hour and supper at the
manse, TO which all strangers in
the city are invited.
700 p .H.-Sorg service.
s:15 p.m.-senior Christian Bndesyor So
Small children cared for during Sunday
morning service.
CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL,
Evening star., 1925-03-28
PRESBYTERIAN

PRESBYTERIAN
EIckfnovf0y, North Capitol. cor Florida
WA ave. and q 1t.
1sv. Henry z. Brundage, D. D., Minister,
Sermon Subjects.
II tVO Oem--''CRUCIFIED WITH CHRIST -
s:Vo p.m-'-THE NATIONAL PROBLEM. %
80 am.-sunday School: z p.m.-En-
deRvor.
Good music. Seats free. Everybody welcome.
Evening star., 1925-03-28

CHURCH OF THE
COVENANT
CONN. AVE. 18th AND n SIS.
REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D.,
Minister.
REV. WILLIAM A. EIsENBERGER.
Minister'S Assistant
8 :3o-Sunday School. intermediate and
Junior Departments.
s:45-Primary and Beginnsrs' Department
s:45-Everygiri's Bible Glass. Address by
Mrs. Irving ketchum.
9:45-An Corners Bible Class for Men.
Rev. VIM. A. Eisenberser, Teacher.
9:45-Dr. Thom's Bible Class for Men and
Women.
IL :oo-Morning service. Sermon by Dr..
Wood: THE CONVERSION OF
ZA0CHEIS AND OTHER CON
II :o0-Kindergarten for children. Q to 6
years Of age.
6:15-Ohristian EndeaYor Supper and Yes
per Service. Address by Mrs. John
Nelson Mills: From Manchurta to
Hongkong."
s:0o-Evening service. Sermon by Or.
Wood; THE MORAL AND RE
LIGI0us CONVICTIONS OF A
The Evening Choir Of 100 voices will sing
the Communion Service" by William
Shakespeare.
800, Thursday-Midweek service for pray
er and conference. DR.. Wood will
speak on, 'China's Challenge to
Christianity
Evening star., 1925-03-28
Fourth Presbyterian Church

rOurm freSDytefIan church
18th and Fairmont sts NV.
DR.. JOSEPH r. KELLY. Pastor.
DR.. d. McTAyISH, Associate Minister.
9 80 a.m--Sunday School W. W. Tuckey.
supt. Mems Glass, Z. l. MID
dleton. Teacher. DR.. McTl wish
will giTe the lesson.
IL 100 a.m.-Morninx worship. Dr. McTsyish
will preach. Subject:
ABCSDASTLY ABLE TO SAVE"
90 p.m.-Christisn Endearor Society.
90 pm.-Evening worship. DR., Kelly
will preach. Subject:
THE POWER OF GOD, CSABI1E,
But USUSED.''
wednesday, IL am.-Woman's Missionary
Society.
Thursday, p.m.-Bible Study and Prayer
service.
A WELCOME TO ALL
Evening star., 1925-03-28
Fifth Baptist Church =. e Near : IA
MT. JEZREEL BAPTIST CHURCH
At 18th and L SITS. NV.
Tor. 5th and Il SITS. s.E

Rev. A Hobbs OF Norfolk. Va. will
preach, IL am, $50 pm. Special service
8 pm. The public is invited to hear him.
J. s. Frazier Sr Deacon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-11
GENERALS GRIDIR0N
SCHEDULE CHANGED

LEXINGTON, Va, December IL
Washington and Lee and Georgia Tech
will meet on the gridiron in 1926 in
their first encounter since 1919, ac-
cording to the revised schedule OF the
Generals announced by Graduate
Manager Dick Smith.
In their last meeting the Generals
triumphed, to 0.
The schedule next Fall contains two
Of the larger elevens met this year,
West Virginia and Princeton being
slated in addition to Southern Con
ference foes played this year.
One date, October 80, remains to be
filled.
The list follows:
September 25-LynchburE.
October West Virginia, at Charleston,
W. Va.
October I6-kentucky, at Lexington. NY.
October 23-Georgia Tech, Mt Atlanta.
November 6-Virginia. at Charlottesville.
November I3-N. L. l. tplace undecided)
November 2O-Maryland.
November 23-FIorida. ut jacksonville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-11

be sent against high school and other
freshman teams OF this vicinity.
Norman Scarvie, who has played
at end on the Gallaudet eleven the
past three years, has been elected to
the captaincy Of the 1926 foot ball
team at Kendall Green. Gala udet has
arranged a seven-game schedule for
its gridders next Fall. The dates fol
low:
4c,"ssr st h !ohns. at Annspc!l.;
0ctober aa2-11cnufiikiii College, at Reading
Ssi"Ss5 So.eMa.sI.na. a, College Park.
Nc,rmber ,6-Amcrican University.
November @o-Biue Ridge "'A
Sixteen players and the team man
ager have been awarded letters for
foot ball at Catholic University Thir-
teen OF the freshman gridiron squad
have been given numerals Varsity
letters went to Manager John How.
ard Capt. Jack Regain, Jack White.
Bill Linsky, Bill Connors, Bill Mccoy
ern, Emil Mayer, Ray Foley, Babe
Adams. Tony Manfreda, Jim Garvin,
Bill Shields. Al Moore, Jack McGann,
Bill Harvey, Clarke Fischer and Ray
mond Du Four.
Freshmen getting numerals We're: T.
Cloonon. j. Devine. H. DAILY, j. Ferris,
A. Flanagan, T. Ford, A. Kazemekas,
Il. Mooney, j. Mccarthy, r. Rauber
Fl. Sprague, j. Tattigan and j.
Schmidt.
Emil Mayer will pilot the Catholic
| University foot ball team next Fall.
The gridman, who played so cleverly
at end the past season. was chosen
unanimously by his fellow players
A basket ball game with Clemson to
be played at Clemson. s. c.. on Feb
ruary "a has been scheduled by the
University OF Maryland. The stop
over for the match will break the
Marylanders' trip to Atlanta, where
they are to enter the Southern Con-
ference court tournament February IS
Quantico Marines and Georgetown
will not be foot ball opponents next
year, according to announcement from
the headquarters OF the former. The
Marines have given the Thanksgiving
! day date to st. Louis University. The
LeatherneckS are to open their 1926
season against New Hampshire State
College on September IS at Durham,
/ y. H., and will go to that town for
several weeks OF preliminary training.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-11

list of so high schools to be given con-
sideration in the selecting of teams to
take part in an invitation basket ball
tournament to be held by st. Johns
College of Annapolis early in March.
The record of high and prep schools
hereabouts will be watched and the
eight leading teams invited to compete
In a two-day meeting.
Sixteen games appear on the SEIZED.
ule Of the Episcopal High quint
coached by Irving Sanborn, former
mentor at Tech. Baltimore Poly has
the opening date on January 9. The
schedule: January 8, Baltimore Poly.
technic, at home; 10, Eastern High
School, at home; 16, open: 20, open
%. Gilman Country School. at Balti
more; 26, Baltimore City College. at
home; %, Maury High School of Nor.
folk, at home; %. Augusta Military
Academy, at Charlottesville, Va: 80
Fishburne Military School, at Waynes
boro.
February 3. Dewitt, at home; 6,
Tome Institute, at home: 10, Central
at home; 10, Staunton Military Acad.
envy, at Staunton; IS. Shenandoah
| Military Academy, at home; IT, Ran
| dolph Macon Military Academy, at
| home; 20. Virginia Episcopal School
at home: "a, Massanutten NJ. A., al
| home; q, Woodberry Forest School,
at home.