Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1926, Page 28

PUPILS AT TAKOMA PARK GIVE HISTORY PAGEANTS Final Meeting of Parent-Teacher Association Held in Open Air. School Lights Go Out. ‘The final meeting Iriday night of the Parent-Teacher Assoclation of the Takoma Park Public School was featured with historical pageants musical selections in which the pupils participated. The affair was held In the open air and was largely a A selection by the kindergarten orchestra_was ? the first grade the fourth grad grade puplls reclted several s, followed by a folk dance by the elghth grade. Tk seventh grade put on a wand dri interspersed with songs by the thir and_ fifth grades, while the ¢ fo grade represented the “Vikings.” The sixth grade demonstrated a folk . .THE SUNDAY STA a dumbell drill, and the fifth grade a Danish folk dance. The evening's . | program concluded with'a pageant by the puplls of the seventh grade, y | “American Independence.” The assemblage had just returned to the school bullding when an elec- tric fuse blew out, throwing the crowded structure Into darkness, Flashlights were produced and the building was emptied without con- fusion. It had been Intended to hold an informal reception in the school, giving the visitors un opportunity to BISHOP JONES ADDRESSES A. M. E. ZION CONFERENCE Speaks on Progress of Church at Ninty-Ninth Annual Session at Galbraith. Bishop E. W. D. Jones of Wash- Ington addressed the ninety-ninth annual session of the Philadelphia and Baltimore conference of the R, WASHINGTON, D. €., MAY .23, of the church yesterday at Gal- braith A. M. E. Zion Church. Bishop J. 8. Caldwell presided and Dr. W. W. Mathews, foreign missions secre- tary, was present as the disciplinary questions were asked and the pre- siding elders of the church concluded their reports. ‘The women of the conference held a reception at Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A, Ninth street and Rhode Island avenue, from 4 to 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The session will ndjourn tonight after the reading of appointments to pastorates and ordl- 1926— PART 1. COLORED YOUTHS CAUGHT. Returned Here to Face Charge of Stealing Clothes. ‘Three colored youths, whose flying visit to the Capital the early part of the week was followed by the dis- appearance of 10 suits of clothes, stolen from the store of J. E. Rosen- thal, 931 F street, in an early morning robbery, were returned to Washington yesterday by Detective Cox, after while en route to their home in Salis- bury, N. C. The theft has been admitted, ac- cording to the police, and the trio will | be arralgned tomorrow on a charge of housebreaking. They are Henry Lillle Willle, Albert King and James Harris. The three came into Washington via freight, and started back the same way, wearing three suits of clothes each, but switched over to a pis- - senger train, where their threats to a efect his dressed-up “guests” from the observation car led to the downfull A negro in Orange. Va., is said be in possession of the tenth suit gift. Tax Parley Adjourns. GENEVA, May 22 (®).--The «, ference of governmental exp: taxation adjourns today ing up the main lines of p draft conventions on double tax evasion and administrative assis: ance, and legal assistance in matter lating to the United States, and ance, and the elghth grade staged 'inspect the building. A. M. E. Zion Church on the progress | nations. ing arrested in Greensboro, N. 1| colored porter who attempted to of taxation. 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