Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1926, Page 7

THE IDGESSLECTED Board Will Pick Private and Parochial School Finalists Thursday. by the office | Contest of the final Frederic Wil Upper, left to right *. MeGaraghy liam Wile, | and Dr. W. C. Lower, left to right: Dr. Charles H. McCarthy and Miss Alice Deal affairs Fpn | b oT e 2l ' | LINCOLN IMPERSONATION. | 1 ord & Pettus. “orrespondent. Dr. ionally known is a lecturer | Ca:well Gives Monologuos at First Congregational Church. widely known spe-| . ucational fleld | < 1 important ¢ withythe United States Bureau of Edu cation. Dr. McCarthy and author of ec Dr. Johns cialist in the connected in Lincoln Caswell of New York | gave an impersonation of Abraham | Lincoln last night at the First Con. | gregational Church. In the series of | monologues illustrating Lin- titude on many subjects. es- abolition and the Civil War, | as very effective, as his | to the famous striking | ited stage set. | A by Lincoln himself in | 1L, and w lection for this | I will appear | o'clock nember of th University of < afternoon at 4:45 ARRIS - EWIAT and this evening at 8 o'clock. DAIRY PARLEY OPENS. of Columbia Junior Hyattsville-Alexandria Fi S E Tomorrow and Wesnesday the | Judges, who have heen selected to| pass on the finalists in the Virginia | nd districts of the enlarged | will go to Alex- | and Hyattsville in the order and select the representatives who will be deemed the best two speakers il then compete hv llm St rea finals for the the National Cavital and the “Vitginia and Mary Jand school districts in the n: 1 finals, which will be held in W ton June 4. A total of $300 i and a three-month tour of F with all expenses paid also goes with this final distinction spection tour of the Department of Agricultura. Tomorrow morning the delegates will visit tha Department of Agricul- ture experimental farm at Beltsvills, | Md., and in the afternoon will mest ringfon Hotel was devoted to app | with the Bureau of Agricultural Eco- ment of committees, discussion of | nomics in the Bieber Buflding. The roblems to he dealt with during the | conference will adjourn Wednesday, ourse of the conference and in in- | after a visit to the White House, | The opening session of the dairy indusiry conference of the Ames dairy Federation today at the irginia and wd for the Hyn is {riet rontest Representatives Davis of Tennessee. Woodrum of Virginia ; .. 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