Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1926, Page 10

_l . THE EVE.\'fNG STAR, WASITINGTON, D. _&_\\'kll)NT‘]NI).\Y‘ MARCT 31, 1926. i . | |GRAHAM TO MAKE this eve- ck, by the nd Or- Army Board Asks Congress for More Time to Study ‘ Lakes-to-Ocean Plans. | | Tjree nomes from the Op. 192, 2 n will name the other | lction of the boy or girl of high school is committee, which will | age who is to be sent to the exposition posed of two members of the | July 4, as one “who either, by the per. commission of the | formance of some act of heroism ¢ t, the super- | devotion or fitting quali .| of Ami select { teachex School Board President Appointed to Select Teacher and | Pupil. n ideals in youth” and to | ding woman school istrict.” scenes from the opera | gen Onegin,” m, president of the fon, was appointed by mo H. Rudolph today as chairman of the committee to determine the A can youth and teacher awards in connection with the | Doy AL D Philadelphia._sesquicentennial exposi- ‘oncur Love, Miller's D “ SDecial e M Cramr | [ tion. 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