Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1922, Page 5

| RO | Stadium. Ente acts, “The Vallay of opples”., cliffe _Fifteen "hundred members \of the| |/ “BhnDsody mnu‘l“nn:“ .“wo.” : ‘Washinggon High Schopl Cadet Corps g e gscif P ! ; : 3 S will pass in’ review of Gen. John J. Concert H.n, t.na'UnlM States . p | M TROPICAL-WORSTED ~ SUH'S FOR MEN —fprésenting the newer, models Battalion Drill This Afternoon | at Central High Scfiool . in tan, gray, blue, brown and Pershing at the annual inspection ot | | Soldiers’ Home Eand, st band: heather mixtures i tho organization in the stadium of| | &t 550 o'clocks Joha S. A Zime, 7 ' Central’ High School this afternoon, h, bandmaster. {rfll'l‘l»m: at 4:45 o'clock./The salient feature of the exercises will be the awarding of prizes to tfie battalion and its major that won the first annual bat- talion competitive drill of Monday afternoon. The victorious unit will not be announced untfl Gen. Pershing 5 : 3 . is dy to t th * P v 0 sldes Gen. Pershing, the official Flannels will offer a $8'50 : reviewing aficers will consist of Licut: | | Waits. suiser “La Col. Wallace M. Craigie, U 8. A,, p ‘Waldteufel change of costume. ... fessor of military sclonce and fack Finale, “T'm Nobody's Baby.~ < in the high schools; Dr. Frank W. >4 nny Davis Be Ballou, superinfendent of_schools, and “The Star Spangled Banner.” Assistant Supt. Btephen K. Kramer. i ¥ To End Activities. - ’ Mmoo g | SCORES BAD SPELLING. ; : 7~ M| which Whi"be heid I the. American | Bresident of Gonsaga College Reg- | League Base Ball Park June § and 6. This drill is regarded as the greatest isters Pupils for Contest. 1331 F Street ; of all high school cvents. @ and 24| 7G00d spelling 15 an indlspensable . S regiment bands of Central &nd Tech | Sotomer e ew . Chotiie SaTer {3 Bl‘lde” | hisn school, respegtively, the twenty- | VICEATT BEd Rev & Cotries O ere omes € - five cadet companfs will pass in ve- [ 120, PSRt 0 JUTHRER, Lode Tevicwing ofiers. Obear M. Shaw of | 07, the parochisl school spefiing.bes v - 5 o] t 1t the col L eate; \ 1, Tech JLigh School, colonel “of the | idh y Tight at 8 Gelod 5 And after the bride comes—the presents—for presents o o he third regimenrmand. a Poor spelling,” hs~ continued, . th nly thin, f interest at ______ ing tho coremonies Ita now Saxtmental | (ptamon s victiin as lgnorant and ; and brides are the only g8 0! 5 ses to him the doors of lucrative < 2 . 0 Sy et croncisee o Smented-yester | o ppointments. Correct speiling is an : a wedding. With June here there’s a proba- School. The other two regiments re- [ OPen sesame to public office and is ceived their Color standard last year. | moluments, but'a larse percentage 2 bility—a great probability—that there’s a present Parents Will Attend. of the failures in civil service exami- Parents and friends of the cadets, | g " CU° '0 mistakes in epetl-| - < or 8o that you'll be selecting. and all of the school children are in- Am the difficulties of English vited to attend the.exercises: A Spe- | speliing. Father Davey pointed out 5 y glal section In the stadium has been | that ‘there are spproximately 450 With evei'y bride receiving half a dozen butter knives— . re . wihe Datialion which ls adiudged | Sid 650 words that ond tn “ant s 3 a couple of dozen cut glass vases and a lot of Monday will be awarded a sflver lov- . - other useless things—why don’t you be sensible ing cup, while its major will be the trouble, ald, for there are at lea: % 3 2 o ST S L R the frst group and as manf, and give her a good piece of mahogany furni- awarded the band which is selected | TOre of the second, : 2 a8 having the best mllitary appear- |, The Gonsaga spelling contest will ture—something that she can love and cherish forious. musle. during " the betieiien |ILom. every Parochial school in' the : for years? ; competition. District. The public is invited, but will be required to maintain perfect e silence during the actual spelling of 2 2 8 words 8o as not to confuse or exclts Just a little thought for you. The place to put this : ot LER Ao, bor slor the second priss, §5 snd fo thought in action is right here at the Life Time Xefln_ml Aeronautic Association | each of the next five contestants will T S T e S A I ; Furniture Store, where youw’ll find hundreds of pieces-to delight any bride’s heart. Buys Assets, Paying $28,000. America: an-organization wits hess | NURSES AT LAWN PARTY. quarters in New York, and which for e years has endeavored to encourage | Garfi umnae Fete Graduating and develop,.commercial aviktion n| @oraeld Al - the United States, have been pur- Classes of Hospitals in City. chased by the National Aeronautic = Asseslation of the United States of | The Garfield Alumnas Assoclation America for $23,000 and now are in | entertained the nurses of the.graduat- the hands of a board of trustees, |ing class of Garfleld Hospital and other pending the final organization of the | hospitals throughout the city at & lawn aeronautic association at a conven- | party held yesterday afternoon at the tion in Detroit September 15 to 18. institution. The association, which is now fun About 200 nurses, superintendents 5 tioning under a committee r-|and others attended the fete, ,whith 4 ganization, will adopt e permanent | was in charge of Miss Eleanor May-| - Seventh Sireet 53 Bctueetg D&kRE Gonsjitution and by.laws at the gath. | nard, chairman of the soclal committes ering and will elect all governors and | of the alumnae. officers and determine the policies to| The meeting was the first, it is de- be followed. When finally completed, | clared, attended by nurses from all the » the aeronautic association will make | nursing schools of the city. Garfield b .. Life Time Furniture Is More Than a Name :;a !ne;m;l;leent h‘e!ndqulrlcirull‘n ‘Wash- Hn:glux will hold graduating exert s gton, Té its organization com- JIERE £ B B e bt Somma e | gommanded -the first’ pursult sroup : A ¥ MILK AIDING PUPILS. 50,000 Children in Schools Served Daily, Say Authorities. 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