Evening star., 1949-08-07

~ intention to exercise legislative powers
E@MMM ~ mn exclusive of State interference.
A From reliable early sources the incident appears
The Congress of the Confederation sitting
Il MN1 in the satehouse Independence HalD IN
A Of the State of Pennsylvania at the
q IA same place at the same time On June 49, l7o3 a
group of soldiers appeared at the statehouse and
ea ner Go and up in the the
According to Eos Debates mo mo @ violence @ was was
the Historian adds that none we're committed and
Congress adjourned about o'clock to meet on the following
Thursday Princeton.
Washington tells of these soldiers
that Revolving against the authority OF their officers they marched
of their from the State
of these nsolen mutneers and after
quartered 300 They
where Congress
After all they they Sent in % ter. s TO-
let loose enraed sodery them their commands were not
Although the bandit directed
uary Congress- the Government OF the Union was
sodery After remaining in this situation
about three hours Congress having fixed on Princeton
which they should reassemble ~ oauo.s .
the Executive Council Of the he state by , to
committed the militia would not respond
instantly detached 500 men, under the
MAJ Gen. 10 er the the President
which he deplored the incident that handful OF
~ho arc no worthy to be- called soldiers.
na these s
mutnied Cen Washington referred to az
in reality have very few hardshps
complain Of He further referred to them as recent pennsylvania
menaced by the muneers s it was
indignant because OF the insult ana the 1aure OF Cne o'a'e
to exercise proper CONTROL
Flash Flood Too Much for New Fifth Street Sewer
surprised and when the heavy rainfall
section east under Fifth street
long under did % not amor tine ps M for
capacity prevent recurrence OF Tuesdays
Construction resulted from good team
pe by yusv %ane Park no~
have other citizens associations in the area
floods which cause serious property ana
In some respects civic job Of such
always nex ns
who are aroused by self-interest
Old Central Rich in Memories Traditions and Memorials
public attention has been the imposing cen
its alumni to vigorous
od sy cng to M sn x all the of
college alumni to their alma mater 49,.
of an n sn % It appe
institution. in tu san.' '''N' "-''.'.
Although Boston distinction OF having established the
public high school the United States the Nations Capital can
Advanced Grammar School for Girls and the
High later the Of
the high school was sno h W
established advantagousy the rapidly growing
Today School, known to all District inhabitants
site the hill at Thirteenth
Gothic structure 1t Is enoesne
especially attractive in When
covered with oytha ana the ont law"
dogwood
Wilson Memorial Stadium
dedicated Wilson, who principal OF the
school interhgh contessootba ana
cadet oeen
held stadium Here thousands of young
corridors all hoorS Ihey are
with ophes oS
Centralies corridor will display plaque
honong their lives in World War H.
dedicated IN an impressive
held in the Central auditorium May %, 1949. -
library the second floor is an especially oeauuu
ROOM The walls decorated with reproduc
of painted by Aooey
from 1928 to l929 as memorial 70
boys died in World War l.
Central school the city that can BOAST an
laboratories caoomS
good shop facilities printing plant and machine SHOP Ot
features overlooked the large auditorium
others which many college
would be proud to possess.
The prdes its alumni About At 900 boys and
education caooms
the 1or gaHeS
plays class reunions and just visits
Alumni Association honors
distinction their mature
Since 1882 honoreddocors lawyers
architects educators Among them have been DR.
Hoover Alfred Sze formerly Chinese
States Bce Cgett Associate Judge OF
Appeals and Brig Gen. Charles E. Satzman
Assistant Secretary of State. .
Central loyal the school,
of the late Miss Ella Morgan his English
teacher at Central
Chinese gold her The Morgan is
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