Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1930, Page 6

NYE WL SPE AT SCADOLOPENA Mrs. Doyle and Others on Program of Dedication at 37th and Davenport. Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Da- kots will deliver the principal address | at the dedication of the 1““”!. };'e}?x "w.\ Murch Elementary School, a rty- | seventh and Davenport streets, at 8| o'clock Friday night, it was announced | yesterday with the completion of the program. Other speakers will include Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, who will presen! the greetings of the Board of Educa- tion; Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superin- | tendent of schools, and George Esch, | president of the Forest Hill Citizens’ Association. Henry W. Draper, Mr. Murch's successor as first, division su- | pervisor, will preside. The exerciscs will be marked by the unveiling of a memorial tablet which has been erected to the late Mr. Murch, former supervising principal for the | first, division, by the teachers and offi- | cers of the school system at the insti- | gation of the first division staff. Flag to Be Presented. | their "daughter, Ellen Cox Ewing, to One-Third Dollar, Printed in 1776, Is Found in Nebraska By the Associated Press. AUBURN, Nebr,, April 20.— One of the first pleces of Amer- ican currency ever issued has been found by Mrs. Jess Little of Auburn among her possessions. ‘The currency was printed in 1776 and is one-third of a dollar. The engraving can be read easily. On one side of the‘note are the words, “According to a reso- lution of Congress passed at Philadelphia February 17, 1776,” and the signature of B. Brannan, an ancestor of Mrs. Little. There also is a small diagram of a sun dial, below which are the words, “Mind your business.” BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED Canadian Attache in Washington b7 Chooses New York Bride. K r_orn(‘ vise. Ave. DUDROW DRUG STORE.. 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Music will be provided by the United States Navy Band Orchestra. Following the exercises, which will be held in the auditorium, the school will stage an open house and an informal dance. Four Portables Go. ‘The opening of the Murch School re- moves from active service at that site four portable school houses which have been in use for more than two years. It was the darkness in one of these portable during the Winter, preventing the administration of regular class-room work,’ which focused attention on the lack of artificial illumination in port- ables-all over the city, and which re- sulted in installation of electric lights in all portables. One of these portables already had been re-erected at Wesley Heights, making the total in use there Ave. ‘The remaining three have not yet been moved from the Davenport and ‘Thirty-seventh streets site. —————— MAY DAY ROWS EXPECTED Manila Authorities Fear Clash Be- tween Labor Factions. 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