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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
sN0RK TO SECURE
THE LEGISLATURE
Fusionists VIII Make a Combined
Effort Against Democrats.
WHITE sUPRE MACY CLUBS.
SU EMACY CLUBS.
Fifteen Hundred Will be Organized
by July 2Oth-Rural Free Delivery
Eoutes-Ex-ChiefJ James
f. Shepherd Speaks.

RALEIGH, n. G.. June 2-Speclai--
The Republicans and Populists. who are
really one party in North Carolina. as
they have been for the past SIX years.
have now made a most desperate EFFORT
to undo the work the Democrats VIII do
August the Cd. The fusionists are work
ing to capture the Legislature They
propose TO abandon the counties where
there are large Democratic majoritieS and
also the negro counties and connne their
work to carrying the close counties. IL
they can get control of the Legislature
they will throw out enough votes 10 de-
feat the amendment to the Constitution
limiting the negro franchise. The RepIn-
licans and Populists confer together con-
stantly Every plan they make they
make together. Senator Butler, their
State chairman, is. of course, anxious to
get a majority of the Legislature anti
Democratic so he can be reelected.
STATE ENCAN1PMENT
Adjutant Register says there is some
doubt as to the holding of an encamp-
ment of the State Guard this year. It
has been the plan for the Second and
Third regiments to encamp at Wrights-
willie in July the Third regiment to make
a practice march, as ii did three years
ago. The strength of the State Guard
is now 1850 infantry. % artillery and 400
naval reserves.
There are TO be tnree Iurdi Tree uS-
livery routes in this county, all starting
from Raleigh.
WHITE SUPREMACY CLUBS.
Thee are up to this date 993 white su-
premacy clubs in this State. There are
TO be 1.500 by July 10Th.
The registration for the State election
began yesterday and continues for TWEEN
ty-one days, leaving out Sundays in the
count.
At the annual convention of the State
Bar Association at Ashevile to-day, one
of the features was an address by eN-
Chief Justice James E. Shepherd This
afternoon the Asheville Bar took the visit
ing members for a drive over the Van
derbilt estate, "Biltmore. This evening
the annual banquet was given at the Bat
terry Park Hotel.
The Carolina Phosphate Company here
is doubling the size of its plant, so its
capacity will be 26.0O0 tons annually.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
MANY FIREMEf QUALIFY.
They Were Sworn i, by Capt, Taylor
and Mr. ShepparI Last Night.

The firemen OF three # tho engine houses
recently elected uualitd before two OF the
members OF the Boad of Fire Commits
sioners last night Refreshments we're
served and a general good time was had
Captain G. Watt Ts.lor administered the
oath TO the men al No. I Engine House.
Twenty-tifth Street. Church Hill. and No.
5 Engine House. Emmy Street, Fulton
The following duaIifd before Captain Tay-
Ior
Engine Company 70. .I-CaII Captain J,
F. Redwood: Engineer, c. o. Goode: Help
er. E. NJ. Ball: Hotter. j. 5. Gary: Extra
Station Man "A L. l. Powell; Extra
Station Man. "B." y. F. Epps. Call Hose
nlen--R A Woodland. y. Schmidt G. g.
Jones. j. II. Ssaytd, j. ". Woodward and
Oscar Epps L. r Hazelwood transferred
to Truck Compaw No. 2.
Engine COMPANY No. 5-Cali Captain. G.
NJ. Rogers: EngiIaer T. H weimer: Help
er. J. W. Neagr: Hostler, ]. J. Grubbs:
Extra Station Mn, - w II. Chidress.
Call Hosemeu-F. a Elicit. W. 9. Gayle.
E r Mitchell nd w. Fl. Willow
Fire Commissioner James r Sheppard
went 10 Engine Company No. :, Cary
Street where ne following fremen quail
fed before him
Engine Comp ny No station Captain,
". B. Shaw; Engineer, Alex. Simpson;
Helper, j. J. Is'-sFZo' f1"Stitir " u " ooir
Extra Station Man. p" T. H. Davis
Station Hoseuen-L. g. Bullock. Z. c.
Wade Call Eosemen-J. Nuremberg. \.
f Carleton aid J. j. Walsh,
The remafner of the firemeu Of the va
rious engine ouses will qualify before the
Fire Commits oneTs Tonight
The fireme. will this evening present TO
Mr. James r Sheppard. OF Jackson Ward.
the retiring member Of the Board OF Fire
Commissions. a handsome gift IN recog-
milton OF his iervices. II is said that Mr., G.
Keppier OF Jackson Ward. will succeed
him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
PUT UP A GOOD FIGHT.
Bank Messenger Eesents a Supposed
Insult.

Insult.
The pluck displayed by a youthful mes
senger of one of Richmond's leading bank
ing houses was the subject OF much IA
vorabe comment and almost the sole
topic OF discussion among the merchants
of the neishborhood of Thirteenth and
Cary Streets, yesterday morning. The
embryo bankers ability 10 take care OF
himself, despite the fact that he was out
clessed, was proved
The messenger boy. whose name is
Lynch, who had a draft. and delivered il
10 the merchant. who refused to pay the
exchange" amounting to ten cents
ella m.2:g Il Il scneme on Lynch,s part to
make money for himself.
do you mean that retorted lynch,
Il want you TO understand that l am
gentleman. and Will not stand it..
The merchant looked the boy over, and
told him he was too small for him, and
repeated the statement.
The words had scarcely been uttered be-
fore the youth caught the man on the
right side OF the face below the eye, and
IL, return received a blow over the nose.
which brought blood. Both went a, il, a
crowd satasred and serarated the con-
bat2a.s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
SEARCY WANTS PARDON.
Acquia Creek Train tobber Has Ap-
piled to the Beard.

There is a movement on foot to secure,
if possible. conditional pardon for c. j.
Searcy. the Aqua Creek train robber. His
application is now in the hands of the
Board OF Directors OF the penitentiary.
a membe: OF the board was seen yes
terday. ard stated that they now had
the matter under adviSenent. and that
Searcy had complied with all the rules
laid down by the board. making it pos
sible for a prisoner 20 receive a conditional
pardon.
AS is usual in such cases, the secretary
of the board has written 10 the trial judge
and the Commonwealth's-A ttorney. and
as soon as they are heard from the board
will act upon the application.
Morganfield who was convicted at the
same time and of the same crime, has
been a vicious prisoner, and has on sew
eral occasions become oDstreperous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
TAxES FOR TIE CITY.
Real Estate Firms Probably Pay tho
Lar.cst Amnunt on Property


Captain Frank w Cunningham. city
tax collector, together with his large corps
OF clerks, have been working night and
day OF late receiving money from tax
payers for the first half of the year The
saaes 70. the frs; half must be paid be-
fore July list, or i've per cent. VIII be
added on all bills. Ia addition TO hav-
ans the help of his clerks. Captain Gun
ningham has had The assistance OF the
clerks OF The various real estate agents
.n the city.
ABOUT $1,000 WAS collected from the
taxi payers yesterday and $4,000 WAS re-
celpea The day before and deposited In
the bank.
TIE yea estzte firms and agents OF the
city pay Up as high as sls.ota for taxes.
Among some OF those who are The heav!es.
Taxpayers are Nessrs. j Thompson
Brown & Co, suttaa s. Co. y. NJ. Rowe
and Il, Seldom Taylor, who average about.
sl2ooe each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
MAY BUILD THE VIRGINIA.
New Battieship to bs Made by the
'Trin~ Co,-Dale'S Christening.


Trigg Co.-Dale's Christening.
The William r. Trigg company will no
doubt get the contract to build the bat
tie-ship Virginia, as Favorable responses
to their bid have come from the Navy De-
partment. The company will also bid for
the contracts to build three submarine
boats Of the Holland typS
Pretty Miss Wilson, laughter OF Mr..
Joseph NJ Wilson, OF Philadelphia, will be
here on the 18th OF next month with a
party OF Philadelphians
Miss Wilson will christen the torpedo
boat destroyer Dale at the William r.
Trigg Ship-building Companys yards
This will make the fourth one of the
United States boats to be. cl1ristened here
within less than a year.
The Decatur. which Will probably be
launched by the 1st of August. will be
christened by Miss Maria Ten Eyck Mayo.
of Norfolk.
The Congo Kiver Missionary Boat, Sam
uel y. Lapsley. will be slipped next week
to South Africa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
VIII Study Music.

The study OF music will be continued n
ia public schools OF Richmond, bat not
tader the present arrangements During
IA last school term Professor Munsen
ana 20 Richmond. and. under his direc-
9rship music was introduced in the
sctools, and It is now stated that the STUDY
# music Will oe continued, but only under
ne supervision of the teachers. The Schoo!
Board has refused to employ any director.
bur expects the teachers 10 qualify them
selves to instruct the children IN this
branch OF learning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30

The graduating exercises of the nurses
at the Retreat for the Sick were held yes
;erday afternoon at o'clock in the par
lors at the hospital. There were many
friends Of the nurses present. including
many of the promneni physicians Of
the city The exercises were opened
by prayer by Rev. DR.. y. r. l.. Smith.
after which the diplomas were awarded
BY DR.. Jacob NiichauX. The class pins
were presented to each graduate by DR..
Henson The nurses receiving their
diplomas were Misses Annie and Bertrand
Tabb: Ella Turnkey and sallio Gibbs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Women Have Commissions.

Emmel!ne Wilson, a negro woman en-
pIoyed at the American Tobacco Com
psns's factory. on TwertyrAfth and Cary
Streets. had commissions yesterday on
WAS treated by the ambulance doctors.
The ambulance was called last night
to Page Street to attend Mrs. Fannie Nc
Grifin. who was suffering from convul-
sions. She was treated by Drs. ellis
and Foster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
SHOWED THEIR APPRECIATION.
Members of the Committee on Light
Thanked

Thera was brief and Interesting meet
ing of the Council Committee on Light last
evening After approving the payroll and
transactinS routine business a resolution
was adopted rendering the thanks of the
committee for the services of Chairman
Joseph WaLersten, Clerk Woodson. Super
intendent knowes and AIr. Joseph f.
Shelton. the inspector of sas.
The Committee on Water met yesterday
morning. Only routine business was trans
acted.
The Committees on Police, Third Market
and ST. Johns Burying-Ground met yester-
dav evening and transacted their regular
monthly business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
HAS Mt BEEN HEARD FROM.
John w. Dyer. Jr.. Leaves Home with
NnIIn.

Mr.. job. W. Dyer, II. who left his
home, NJ 524 South Pine Street, about
two week ago. is still absent and has not
been heat from since the next day after
his depa ure, when he wrote from Nor
folk thatne was on his way to Rochester,
" Y.
When cen last night MS father said he
was ANGUS about him, but hoped to near
from hia soon. The young man IS twenty
years o age and was employed as q CLERK
at the tore of ThaIhimer Brothers up 10
the tina ne left the city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters


Citizens and Other Matters.
Dr.. Charles McCulloch, OF Blacksburg,
is at Murphy's.
Miss Elsie Stokes is the guest of Miss
Margaret Stokes, OF Goochland county
Mr.. n. P. Cannon. of Charlotte, y. c..
is al Murhpy's-
The tine for the band concert at Reser-
vo:r Park this afternoon has been changed
from 80 to $50 O'Clock
Mr. Henry J. Tremer, the popular wa:ci
man at the City Hail, mas returned from
an extended visit TO Virginia Beach.
Mr., ~. S. F.ournn;,. of sn,.thheid; Mr..
and Mrs. Pos. OF Eewpcrt News, and Mr..
z. L. Hurt, Q: Sr.,;tii,leid, arc at Ford =.
Messrs w J. Bearan, w J Push, R
N. gPugh. J. II. Carr. j. VI. Pearson. OF
Clinton, n. c.. are in the city on a visit.
Colonel ]. ". STUDIOS. of Gloucester, was
In tbs city yesterday on his way homo
from Williamsburg. where he has been &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Victory Tor the jumps

Tho Jimplecutes played the West Point
team. at West Point, Thursday afternoon
and defeated them by thu score of L to 0.
The jumps put Basby, West Points
crack pitcher, out of the box in three in
nngs. while Brooks, who relieved him,
Jared no better.
Bishop was Chinese puzzle" for the
Grabs and they could not touch him.
He received almost perfect support. the
"Jimps'' having only one error.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
STATE LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Norfolk. Z; Portsmouth. 0.
Hampton, Z: Newport News. 4.
Standiu. ofthe Clubs.
Norfolk :: Portsmouth. o.

NORFOLK. VA, June 29.-Special.-No
folk won from Portsmouth here to-day.
Matthews was supreme. and Portsmouth
could not bat him. Norfolk's fielding was
brilliant
The score: r. a. E.
Norfolk 320OO01-7 il 0
Portsmouth .. o Q 0 100000 90
Observation-Disclosures and Nelson; Allen
and Byers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Hampton, Z; Newport News. 4.

HAMPTON. VA. June 29.-Special.-
Hampton defeated Newport News to-day
in the game at Riverview by the score of
to I. The contest was evenly fought and
ahounded in good plays.
The score: R II. e
Hampton .........ooo1sl 8
Newpor; News O012 o. 10
Batteries-Sutch and Foster; Tierney and
Gates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30

bacco Trade, congratulating the new OFF,
GERS.
The officers of the Grain and Cotton
Exchange for the ensuing year are: Presi-
dent S. T. Beverage; First Vice-Presi-
dent. ". c. Bently; Second Nicc-freSi-
dent, C. W. Wingheid; Secretary and
Treasurer B. a. Jacob.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
IN HONOR OF Mr.. BEVERIDGE.
Handsome Reception rendered Him
by Members of the Exchange.

by MemUerS OF TIC F'AC11HTe.
The members of the Richmond Grain
and Cotton Exchange gave reception at
noon yesterday in honor OF their newly
elected president. Mr.. S. T. Beverage
There were also present many represen-
tatives from various railroads and banks
Mr.. r. e. Somerville. the Oldest mem
Der OF the Exchange, presided, and made
an excellent POSTMASTER. Toasts to the
president and other officers OF the Ex-
change were proposed by members OF the
trade, the representatives OF the banks
and railroad officials, and throughout the
hours OF the luncheon business was prac-
tically suspended.
The following gentlemen sent letters: L.
u. Morris, Of the Chamber OF Commerce,
and President f. T. Erump, Of jha To-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
National Union.

Old Dominion Council, No. SD Ma
tional Union, will hold a very important
meeting next Monday night. July %. al
Hasker's Hall. Twentyfourrn Street, near
n. at o'clock. Election of officers and
other important business will come UP.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Cricket aIarci,

The Richmond Cricket Club will play
match game to-day at 2:30 o'clock All
persons wishing TO see the English Ma
tionai game will find seats in the grand
stand. Admission free.
The turf has been renovated and pu,
In good order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
GdI-FciIO,yS Meet.

There was regular meeting OF Unity
Lodge. I. o. o. p. last night. There Vas
a large ATTENDANCE, and the hrst and ssS-
ond degree. were conferred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Gone to Europe.

Mrs. John Degen. of No. Ais South Pine
Street, left yesterday morning for Balti
more, where she took the German steamer
for Germany, her old hom% She will be
absent three or four months. Her hus-
band ACCOMPANIED her as fa- as Baltimore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
zz341zg!4;@fa;
E9zR .zgi8yoTa z5zy-uy

A beautiful fraternal litter was received
from Albert Sidney Chapter, Daughters Of
the ConfederaCy. whicf}the trustees were
directed to have fraEnsf.
The following comrides were elected
members of the Board Of Visitors Of the
Soldiers Home: Z. Jete3 Bosher, David A.
Brown, Jr., John Murphs and P. h Mayo,
Quite large amount u routine business
VAS transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
ST Louis 4: New York. !:

ST. LOUIS, MO, June ca.-Powell pitched
in good form to-day. Both sides iieided
li-tiessly. Attendance, 1,4o0.
Score: r. Il e
ST. Louis .....1 o0o120o-4
New York .........0 0 0 20 90 / %
Batteries: Powell and Robinson: Carrick
and Warner. Umpire, Mr.. Swartwood.
Time go
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
alay Omen New -turr.

1t vas reported yesterday tsas NJ, r.
T. Pemb..,on would open 4 d-y goods
store on Broad Stree. aoou. September
LIST in the building on East Broad Street
recently occupied by MessEs. Sreeden. la
lev e. Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
AMUSEM ENTS.
Lottery Of Love mt the Academy
Vaudeville at the Casino.


Vaudeville at the Casino.
The last two chances 10 partake Of that
best of medicines, "a good laugh will be
afforded at the Academy to-day. Whea
the TWO final performances of the The Lot
terry of Love viii be Siyen.'tAll the week
it has greatly amused large audiences, who
have voted I; one Of the finest bays Rich
,aond has ever seen. Commencing Monday
the bill Viii he changed 10 Diplomacy.
ono Of the greatest plays Of that prince of
pisywrishts. Nictorien Sardou. The play
is one OF exceptional strength treating OF
lop. and political intrigue. as its title would
indicate, and being almost as strong in
one roe as in another. making it an ad-
mira ble stock play. It should prove one
of the most emphatic successes OF the
companys season.
A matinee this afternoon and perform
snce tonight al the Casino will close the
Stay Of the vaudeville artists who have
been entertaining so delightfully."- all the
week al the popular. cool and comfortable
theatre. The hill is a strong blending of
music. comedy and novelty. air. and Mrs.
Dan Hiatt, the Jenny Eddy Trio. Patter-
son Brothers, and the singing numbers
have all pleased and the largest crowds OF
the season have attended.
Manager Welis offers an exceptionally
strong and costly bill for next week. head
ed by the famous Five Noses, the must
cal experts. and the Three Nevacros, the
marvellous oqu;i!bisIs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Board of Visitors Elected.

r. E. Lee Camp. No. 1. c. v, held their
regular meeting last night. Lieutenant
Commander D. C. Richardson in the chair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Standing of the Clubs.
Where They Play To-Day

Philadelphia at Pittsburs.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston al Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
BIG REDUCTION 1SSRATEs
On Norfolk and Western Railway, Ac-
count of Fourth OF July.

Tickets on sale July ID, Sd and 4tH, gcod
for return passage until July9Ith. Offices:
Nos. SIS and s03 East MaiEl Street, and
By"G-Street Station.
Watch for Fourqurean, Temple & Co.'S
ad. in TUESDAYS paper. 9mething OF
unusual interest.
Watch for Fonrqurean, Temple & Co.'S
ad, in Tuesdays paper. Stmethng Of
unusual interest.
Only q to Norfolk and retFn July 4th
via Norfolk and Western Railway. Special
train leaves Byrd-street StaPn A. NJ.
Watch for Fourqurean, Teaple & Co.'S
aa; In I 5nssTsst paper, Ymsthns Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
BASE BALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday.
Cincinnati. 3: Boston. ..
Philadelphia. 4: Pittsburs, .
Chicago. l.. Brooklyn. 0.
ST. Louis, 4, New York, s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Cincinnati. 3: Bostor, ,

CINCINNATI, June 29.-Nichols pitched
great ball until the ninth inning. when
two bases on balls and three hits save
Cincinnati three runs and the game. Gin
cinnati played good ball III the field. Bar
rett making a wonderful catch. Breiten-
stein was invincible after the third inning.
Attendance, 1,s01. Score: r. II. Z.
Cincinnati 80 0 O0 90 s. s 2
Boston 49,. ....-.O1 10000 O. l
Batteries: Nichols and Sullivan; Breiten-
stein and PETIT. Umpire. Mr.. Terry. Time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Chicago, 4: BrookIyn, O.

CHICAGO. June 29-The Champions were
defeated to-day in pitchers battle, but
snappy and well-played game. Childs
scored the only run on his pass to first.
his steal and Ryan's double. Pitcher Kill
len was to-day given his unconditional re-
lease Attendance, 800. Score: r. b. E
Chicago -. .....0 0 90 00*-1 .
Brooklyn -. 80 OF n0OO0 90 1
Batteries: Griffith and Dexter; kitson
and Farrell. Umpire, Mr.. Hurst. Time,
1:5a.
Philadelphia. 4; Pittsburg,
PITTSBURG. PA, June OCCUPIED
with Pttsburg's inability to hit Piatt
they punched their errors. Attendance,
1,Sh0.
Score: r. II. L.
Pittsburg .. 100 00o1 oo1-2 3 5
Phila dlelDflia ........1 0 4 0 0 Q Q l 1t 1
Batteries: Wadell, thinner and Sb~iver:
Piatt and Mcfarland. Umpire, Emslie.
Time, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30

The ladies of the Virginia Hospital
Board gave a delightful lawn party last
evening from s TO Il o'clock on the
grounds OF the Ginter residence 1t was
most successful affair. and was we'll at
tended. The ladies of the Board acted
as the Reception Committee. Mrs. Gill
boys gave their iniulitable cake-waik, and
they received the applause that is always
accorded them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Deford and child.
of Baltimore; Mrs. Oswald Ogden and
children. OF New Orleans, and Mrs. f. O.
Bertrand and children. Of New Orleans.
are spending while with Mrs. S. D. Drew
~. at Minneola, in Chesterfield county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deford will go 20 White
Sulphur Springs in August, where they
will spend month with Mrs. Deford's
sisters Miss Mary Macsili Drewry and
Miss Agnes DreMrY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30

Miss Maggie Kerse. formerly the organ
list at Sacred Heart Church, will take
charge of the organ at st. Mays during
the absence OF Prof Mutter, who will sail
Tuesday for Europe.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-06-01

Present every day, no tardv marks. SID
ert Noon. COrine Crosier. Clara Hami lton
Greatest improvement in writing, Mary
ShanhOltZer.
Best in writing. Maude Gabbert.
Greatest improvement in drawing, Dor
cas- Crosby.
Best in drawing. Douglas Baxter.
Greatest improvement in manual train
ing, Tom Opie.
Best in manual training, Richard Hais
lip.
Greatest improvement in cooking -
Best in cooking -
Greatest improvement in sewing, Maud
Gabbert
Best in sewing, Mary Shanholtzer. Dor
cas- Crosby.
T. B. Winn. Teacher.
End Year High SchoOl-Hi. hest general
average, Miss Margaret Eakle.
Present every day, no tardY marks. Hiss
Annabelle Lambert
Greatest improvement in writing, Hugh
Noon
Best in writing, Miss Bessie Surber.
Greatest improvement in drawing, Miss
Bessie Surber
Best in drawing. Miss Margaret Eakle.
Greatest improvement in cooking, MISS
Henrietta Snyder.
Best in cooking, Miss Margaret Eakle.
SPECIAL MENTION.
Senior Glass 3rd Year High School,
Highest general average, Miss Lille Wei
or.
Present every day. Miss Grace Carter,
Miss Mary Barr.
Greatest improvement in charcoal draw
ing, Miss Sallie Higgin botham
Best in charcoal drawing, Miss Lille
Weller.
Greatest improvement in drawing (de-
sign class NJ ISIS Annie Henderson.
Best in drawing design class) Miss Mary
Barr.
Greatest improvement in cooking. Miss
Daisy ThOrnbnrg.
Best in cooking Miss Annie Henderson.