Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1925, Page 10

L PATRIOTISH MADE WTAL N SCHOOLS Principles Are Taught Pupils! From Kindergarten Through Grades. entire rting _in childr | ism school | i republics formed. to the flag is made. In other in- stances this ceremony is observed in the classroom. In assembly, songs form a part of the program. “Appropriate exercises are held on the birth anniversaries of noted pa- triots and on other da significance. The birth ington, Lincoln,. Dougl a w are observed, as are also day, Flag day and Memo- y. On occasion the outstanding act of some patriot is brought before the pupils, as in the case of Crispus Attucks. “Excursions to national shrines are ncoln Memorial, Arlington Mount Vernon and others, to keep alive the memory of those whose ves were the embodiment of patriot- ‘The American Creed,’ by William | ager - | months’ imprisonment, is wanted by - | Jadl officials as u er Page, and ‘The Pled, nce to the United S In some schools there are school In addition to the of | opportunities for teaching patriotism ships they n important part of today of the 1 color are s more im- thought itions, Mr. Smith's Statement. t the crowning n is the pro- e to the development of both by formal s in small and Dossi- Window Shades to order at fact A Be 3211 for Estimates Main 1217 F St Dalin & Martin Bldg. % vi under- in the working of such an organiza THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO tion, at stated periods a generfl as- sembly -is held, in charge of the of* of the republic. A typical pro- n of such exercises follows: Flag salute. Patriotic s . A patriot’. and recitations. life reviewed in a - | brief talk. *4. Pledge of allegiance.” Escapesc From Hospital. Otto Lee Chelf, 36 years old, vet- eran of the World War, patient at Mount Alto Hospital at the time of his arrest, November 9, by Detectives Kelly 2 for having a disorder in Keith's Theater acking Roland Robhins, man- and who was sentenced to three Hospital from the jail and cceeded in elud- a aping. He was hospital suit when he escaped. PUPILS OFFER COMEDY. Eastern High School’s Fall Show to Be Given This Week. “Irene Obliges,” a one-act English comedy, will feature the annual Fall vaudeville show of Eastern High School to be presented in the school itorfum Friday and Saturd s. Myrtle Posey, recognized the school's character star, will play the title role, supported by Edward Andrus. The plot of the piece is woven about the stupidity and list- lessness of a Cockney serving mald and the artistic temperament of her ss employer. ting the dramatic artments in the preparation of the . the wood-working unit, under Ernest Rick, is retouching old scenery ind making new settings. directing the domestic art girls in making the costumes designed by the art department under the direction of el Prince. The dances will Rtz A3 | 1235 G Street N.W. Buy With Confidence Reliable Furriers Since 1916 10th ANNUAL NOVEMBER FUR COAT SALE If you are even considering buying a fur coat you will save both time and money by in- specting those garments in this wonderful sale. Considering Quality, Style and Workmanship in the coats at the present low prices, you cannot get better value anywhere else. $175 to $225 Northern Seal Coats Your choice of trimmings in Squirrel, Fox, and Mink. 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C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1925. be supervised by Miss Euphemia Fos. dick and Isaac Simon of the physical training department. Tickets and pro- grams will be printed in the school print shop under the management of Henry Flinn, District to Pay $1,750 Damages. Miss Fraude Manning was awarded a verdict for $1,750 damages inst upon in Ci Hoehling yes a marker of teenth and ovember 8, nful injuries “CAFE LOUISE” U cntstave Tt " uu:l(emmhl_’ll)[‘;erh Sundaye | THE CANDY OF THE SOUTH 1223 F Street N.W. Famous alike for its Southern Cooking and its Southern Candies. The best of both, al- o] Satins Velours Metallics Metal Laces Felts Em- broidered Models e e ey ey e e e e e e e e e Millinery Importen 13™ & F STREETS NW IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Beginning Tomorrow—W ednesday! 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