Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 314, 7 November 1912 — Page 8

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THE EICHMOND PALLADIUM AXI SUX-TEJLKGKA3I, THURSDAY 30YE3I11EII 7, 1912.

TREE HIGHT SCHOOL BEG!NSNEXT WEEK All -Citizens Over Fourteen ' Years of Age Are Eligiv ble to Classes.

It la , expected that many persons will take advantage of the free night school which the Richmond school board has provided. Any citizen over fourteen years of age who is employed during the day is eligible to entrance Into the school. ; The school will open next Tuesday evening. It will continue for twenty weeks, two nights each week, from 7:15 to 9:15 o'clock. Tuesday and Friday nights will be used unless other nights are found to accommodate a greater number. Regularity and consistent effort will be expected from all who enroll. All who have not enrolled should do so on or before November 11. There will be a meeting of all desiring to enroll at the office of the high school on November 11, at 7:30 o'clock. Enroll-

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ment cards will be sent by Principal Neff and will be received over Phone No. 1411. No books will be necessary for the first lesson. All studies taught in the day schools either in the Grades or High School, are open for choice in the Night School; with the restriction that no class will be organized unless ten pupils desire to do the same line of work. English and German Beginning

English and German. Reading and correct speech will be the aim. Commercial Branches Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Stenography, Penmanship, and Commercial Arithmetic. Mathematics Arithmetic, Algebra, and Geometry. Domestic Science and Art Cooking, Sewing, Millinery. Manual Training Mechanical Drawing, Bench Work. Turning, and Forge. Art Free-hand Drawing, Arts and Crafts. Music Sight Singing, and Chorus Practice. History American and General History. Science Physical and Biological. Forestry and Weather Service. Physical Training Gymnasium Class Work, and Games.

WERNLEJHOME BOARD Elects Officers and Transacts Routine Business.

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The annual meeting of the board of control of the Wernle Orphans' home was held yesterday at the orphanage and resulted in the election of the following officers to succeed themselves: President, the Rev. A. J. Feeger; secretary. Frank Kehlenbrink; treasurer. John Schultz. and financial secretary, the Rev. J. Beck, all of this city. The contract for the construction of a septic tank was let. This improvement is the last in a number of important ones constructed in the last few homes to make the institution a model one in every respect from a sanitary standpoint. The report of the treasurer showed finances in a substantial condition. Twelve orphans were received in the last Quarter. Miss Margaret Brumm, of Dayton, O., was called as instructor of the primary department of the school.

The report of the meeting of the county commissioners Monday evening, on the redecoration of the interior of the court house, has been misconstrued by some persons. The report stated that Haner and Fahlsing. well known local contractors, were not given the contract because of the inferior material used by that firm. It was notj meant that this firm used inferior ij&fla!, but that the commissioners' Voard decided that the method of the Indianapolis contractor, whose bid was successful, in applying the fresco was perhaps a better one. The paint and workmanship of the local contractors was as good as that of the Indianapolis contractor, the commissioners believed.

BECOMES SECRETARY Thistlethwaite Named for Post by Gov. Marshall.

Mark Thistlethwaite, a former resident of this city, private secretary to Governor Marshall, will be the newly elevated vice president's secretary. Governor Marshall made the announcement yesterday. The position of secretary to the vice president carries with it a salary of $4,000. Mr. Thistlethwaite formerly was a newspaper man in Indianapolis and Philadelphia. He became private secretary to Governor Marshall December 1, 1909. The secretary was one of the active boosters in the Marshall-for-Prestdent club. Mr. Thistlethwaite was graduated

from Swarthmore college In 1901. He is a graduate of the Richmond high school. He is the ton of John P. Thistlethwaite of this city.

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