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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-07-02
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1902.
Shot by a Constable.
A Mill Operative Killed as Il Re
suit of a General Row.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Chester, June 30. Will He'd.
gepath shot and killed Sidney
Lloyd here this afternoon about
4 O'Clock. Both are young white
men. Hedgepath is chief consta :
bic at Eureka null village. Lloyd
was an operative in the mill and
was only 2S years of age. 1t is
reported big row was on in
which one or two women are ir-
terested. Hedgepath got Lloyd
on the run and chased him nearly
a mile, killing him near Senator
Glenn's home, over in East Ches-
ter. Three shots were fired, two
taking effect in the head and one
in the left hand. Lloyd was shot
while running, which would make
it appear that he was fleeing from
justice and that the constable was
justified in the killing. Another
report, however, says the consta-
BILE was in the mix-up and was an
cry and shot Lloyd in the back.
There is all kind of talk going the
rounds. hut the fact will be
brought out tomorrow morning at
the coroner's inquest. Undertaken
Joseph Walker has taken Lloyd's
body in charge. Constable Hedge
path is in the hands of the sheriff.
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FOR TREASURER.
1sEa candidate nor reelection 10
the office Of County Treasurer.
W. G. .CAUTHEN.

TO the Democratic Voters of Loncas>
Ter County:
k"Owing the ".od character and
qua tication of M. w. IL VanIand
ingham as we'll as his patriotism, and
loyalty to his country, We hereby an
nouDce him as a candidate for the I'M
portant office Of County Treasurer. If
he is ell, cted we guarantee that he will
discharge the duties of the office i'm
strict acccr'iance witlr la " aud tn the
full satisfaction of the people. Az is
well known, MI Vuniaud rgham.
when quite young man. enlisted as
u soldier in the ca. ..federate war and
was badly y wou' ded in tn. leg, hich
rendered him Grippe for lite hnt
Notwithstanding this ,fiiirlion he hos
supported hims IF and faui V by har.i
work on lis farm "iTh"u niu nIur,nv
ana mas never asked tor An off 4.
therefore, more Il serving ma could
not be elected Treasurer of Lancaster
county: He will support the Democrat.
ic nominee
MANY FRIENDS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-07-02

1T a large attendance at CAM
paign meetings is desired, it is a
real pity that the state convention
did not only permit, but insist,
on Senator McLaur,n's going into
the primary. The people would
have enjoyed the situation immen.
sely and would have taken great
pleasure in manifesting their COM
PetcnCy to deal with the issues.
If the campaign had developed
that Mr.. McLaurin was the kind
of man the aspirants to his seat
and their friends had represented
him to be, the voters would have
rebuked him most effeetualIy, and
if, on the other.hand, the contrary
had been developed, the rebuke
would have been bestowed else
where. But since the politicians
have not seen fit to trust this mat
ter to the voters, they, of course,
are not especially interested in the
existing condition, and the poli.i
clans have no reasonable ground
for complaint. -Yorkville En- i.
quirer
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[For The Ledger.
Tradesville News.

Mr.. EDITOR: Crops are looks
ing well and gardens are especial
Iy fine. We are enjoying peas,
cabbage, heans, beets, cucumbers,
squashes, and Will soon have to-
matoes, as 1 found two ripe in
our garden yesterday.
Miss Lula Meehan, of Chester
field, is the guest of Miss Albany
McNeely.
Miss Leila Massey is visltin g
relatives in Lancaster.
Sun Shine.
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Respectfully,
MlLLlAMS-HUCHES co.

We take this method OF announcing
the name of M. &. Ga,dn for County
supervisor ard feel that the in.
,,trests of The .'ounty aie SAFE In his
hands. He is no stranger to the
duties required. "a re has before
h"norabiy aud ably filled the position,
MANY VOTERS
hrreby anLrunce myself as a can
didate for the Office OF County super.
visor, p'edging myself to abide the
result of the Democratic primary
JOHN r. FAILE.
Mr.. Editor; Please ann ,unas Il II.
sapps as a candidate for County Sups
ervIsor He will abide the rules of The
Democratic primary.
MANY VOTERS.
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MAp.-
The signature 10 on every box OF tho genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Q -Quinine Tablets

A Clemson College bulletin tells
OF new way of saving sweet POI
tatoes. They are washed clean,
boiled until done, sliced up and
desiccated in a fruit drying house.
Thev keep sound for an indefinite
time.
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For The Ledger.
Another Candidate Answers Mr..
Belk's Question.

Mr.. EDITOR In answer to
the ques ion propounded 10y Mr..
Belk to the candidates for the Of
flee of County Supervisor | have
this to say: | know you all like
u promising man of some kind,
but am not going to make you
any promises | cannot fulfil, Just
to get you to swallow me down,
Clothes and all. This road ores.
tion is an interesting problem. it
is not only engaging the attention
of statesmen, bnt even perplexing
the.minds of candidates forCounty
Supervisor in just how to keep
in the road that will get them the
most votes. If elected, | will
take advantage of every means in
my power to improve the public
roads of the County, doing the
very best l can to have the over
seers put in us many days as may
be necessary to accomplish this
purpose.
And furthermore, l propose to
ag'tate and keep up agitation on
this subject until we see > some
definite movement lnEthe direction
of good roads. To do this, we
need, not only individual influence
but organized effort. This is an
age of organization, and any busi-
ness that ignores it, or fails to
avail itself of its advantages will,
and must suffer from such neg.
lect.
We need n County Roads In
provement Association. Every
man knows and appreciates the
difference between individual in
tluence and organized influence
the voice of one and the voice of
many.
Mr.. Belk says something about
the road law, its effectiveness, 1
believe. There may be some OBJ
Jectional features in the law, but
we can never eradicate the wrong
or Incorporate the right until our
people takea deeper interest in
the matter.
Good county roads are not only
desirable, but are absolutely me-
cessary to the growth and devel
opment of any community, and
just now, the influences which
are being brought to bear to con-
vince us of the necessity Of better
public roads are so many and so
widespread that we cannot fail to
realize that the public demand ia
for improved means of communi>
cation, Then, let us help one
another and put the ball in mo-
ton, and keep it rolling and we
will soon succeed in getting the
wagons out of the oldtime ruts in
which they have been running so
long. Respectfully submitted,
l.. j. PERRY.
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w Q CASKEY.

THE maEv fr,,r.l- uf +. J Pc -
tax" pleasure "a - scn,ing lis name
10 the voters r arcn-tet County no
candidate for the office of County
supervisor SUI jet to the ru'es Of the
Democratic primary. He has filed
this office c' pta ly tn the people in
the past au is wei fitted for the
work
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-07-02

We hereby announce the Hon, J.N.
Est idge as "A candidate f,r re selection
10 the House Of Representatives sab
ject To he result of theD 'mociatic pIi-
mary Mr. Es;ridge's well know 10, {,
atty 10 the best interests the p"orle
and his experience as II legislator
make 1t eminentIy proper that he
should be retained 10 the House
MANY VOTERS
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To The Voters of ancaster County:
WITT many than & for past favors
ana earresisOlicitati ,ns for future supe
port h"reby anu unce myself a. q
candidate for re.eIecLiun to the office
OF ounty upsrintendent Of Eiuca-
ton subject t" the rules governing the
Dem"craii" Primary.
A. G. ROWELL.
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Keep Your Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrhea when
your bowels are out of order. Cas-
earets Candy Cathartic will make
them act naturally. Genuine tablets
stamped G. G. G. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
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FOR THE SENATE.

hereby announce myself as can,
didate for reelection to the Senate,
pledging myselfto abide by the re.
suit Of the Democratic primary.
w. G., HOUGH
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The Tosa Hunters
Col. Elliot, Making good I'm,
preston Another Spat Be-
tween Evans and I.ati-
mer.
Special to The Daily News.

SPSo'ai W Luz baity News.
Marion, S. c., June 27. The
senatorial campaign again opened
up in the opera house here today.
The weather was exceedingly
warm. The crowd was again at
tentive and intelligent about $50
being present. Some of Mar
ions fair daughters graced the
occasion with their presence.
Hon. G. A. Woods, county
chai, man, presided and made some
very complimentary remarks con
corning the great intelligence of
the candidates.
Col. Elliott made a hit by turning
a joke to his own advantage. He
says his claim, as shown by
Johnstene, is the only one which
has any ground under 1t. Colonel
Elliott is showing up we'll.
The candidates thrashed over
the same old straw. Evans again
received bunch of beautiful
flowers. '.
The candidates again spoke we'll
and Evans and Latimer had a
squally time. Latimer in the
course of his speech, said no man
could put his hand on any point in
his career where he had not been
faithful to the interests of the peo.
pie. Evaus accepted the challenge
and read a letter written by DIR. j.
William Stokes, in which Stokes
charged Latimer with distributing
free passes among members of
Congress and with seeding his
farm with seed from Washington
at the expense of the government
and with sending him (Stokes) an
annual pass over the Great Trunk
Line railroad which he returned.
Latimer replied that Stokes
was candidate for the. United
States senate when he wrote that
letter. Latimer says he got the
railroad company to give free
transportation to party from
congress including Republican
leaders to Due West to hear Bry-
ans speech, also to party to at
tend the exposition. Little
field, prominent Republican,
who favored the Crumpacker bill
before this visit, worked against
it after his return to Washington.
the secretary of agriculture want,
ed to make experiments with
grasses, and Latlmer. said he furn-
ished the land, the manure and
the labor, aad the secretary furn-
ishcd the seed for the, experiments.
The seed raised on his farm was
among farmers
throughout the country. He
denied that he ever sent a pass to !
DR.. Stokes and says he can tell
the truth as we'll as any body
else. A great deal of feeling was
displayed on both sides, and so
closed the incident for this time. |
The candidates leave for Dillon
this evening. D. S. M.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-07-02

The Best Prescription for Matlrai
Chills and Fever is bottle of
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t
Is simply Iron uud Quinlne and
tasteless, No Cure No Pay.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-07-02

Mr.. o. j. Thies, of Spartan
burg county, is listing his pa.
rents, Capt. and Mrs. a. Thies,
at Halle Gold Mine. - Kershaw
Era.
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FOR SUPERVISOR.

We hereby announce M James A
hyatt, or Van Wyck, ~ "a candidate
IOr tho Tire Of oLrIy 3 i,"rv,sor.
He will ab de tho r.sult nf ,h. p,imarv
MANY VOTERS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-07-02
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

] hereby announce myself candi
d ite for the office OF Pr bale Judge
subject to the rules COVER ing the
Democratic Primary
JOHN NJ. PERRY,
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i announce Us" carlidate for
reelection to The oifi G.. Of o,l,iy Su-
pervisor subject 'otl r'II 9 governing
the primary.
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FOR MAGISTRATE

l hereby announce myself candi:
date for reelection to the office of
Magistrate.
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FOR AUDITOR.

We take pleasure In announcing Mr.
John A. Cook as q candidate fnr re.
election to the Office Of County Audi-
tor-a position he has filled with such
marked efficiency, faith lulness and
fidelity. He will abide The result of
the Democratic Primary
MANY FRIENDS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-07-02

St"ps The Co"Oh ana FORKS Off The
tOM.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets cure cold in one day. No
Cure, No Pay. Price, 25c.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF EDU,
CATION.

hereby announce myself a candi-
date Tor the office Of Coanty Superin.
tende"t of Education. aud pledge my
SELF TO abide the result of the Demo
cratic u in.ary.
n. j. LONG
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l am candidate fOr reelection to
the House Of representatives, SUI .ject
to the result OF the primary election
T. Y. WILLIAMS.
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How A-D Your Kidneysv
ID, Hobb0 HparagGs Pills cure all kidney Ills San
Oe3fse- Add. sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or N. 2
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-.
TIVES.

In response 10 urgent requeis from
different portions of the county, L
hereby announce myself q caupidate g
for the = .iss Of Represent stives,
subject to the result Of the Democrats
primary.
OSCAR w POTTS,
Pleasant Valley, S. e.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-07-02

Our treasury at the Epworth
Orphanage is absolutely empty;
we have not u dollar to our cred.
it. Provision for our large or
phan family has to be made each
day, our bills must be paid, the
current expenses have not appre-
ciably decreased in any depart
ment, yet our contributions have
fallen far below our urgent nee
cssities. Since our connection
with the Orphanage, there has
not been time when the need of
immediate help was more urgent
than now. We have no source to
which we may look for support,
save the benevolence of the church.
whose cause we represent, and
whose wards we have under our
care. Let every one who may
read these lines, or whose atteu-
ton may be called to them remem-
ber in helpful way the claims of
our homeless and helpless child
ren. w. b. Whartoc,
SGpt.
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AT the sotcii a,ion % many friends.
thereby annor ce myself ps candis
aate for ;ouu..;' Audi susjsct to
the Democratic primary
w. f. Estridoe.
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Mr. Hollis III H"r on is hereby an.
nounced as can,ii iAle ( .r election In
the office of County ulit.r He will
abide the result nf tho democratic
primary MANY FRIENDS.
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MANY AOTERS.
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SPRING GOODS,

Ge where you will you will not find finer better fit
which we offer you the choice of. Our Cheviot Sunit
Cassmers. For styles and prices come US.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-16
Lost .L.g.

w. K. Haney. young man
about twenty-six years old, while
beating his way east on No. 2
Sunday night, attempted to jump
from the train near the freight
house and was thrown under the
wheels, his right leg being severed
from his body near the thigh. He
was picked mp and carried into
tue freight house, and later taken
20 the railroad hospital where his
leg was ampu,a,ed near the thigh
by County Physician Armstrong
assisted by Drs Finuey and Dow.
Haney had been working al
GsIdner,a a coal camp in New Mex.
leo. and was on his way 10 his home
in Prospect Dale, Va, where he
has wife and child. He was re-
ported as getting along nicely yes
terday morning and will probably
pull through alright.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-16
Soldiers on long Journey.

One battalion OF the Eleventh
infantry, consisting of about two
hundred officers and men, passed
through La unta shortly before
nine O'Clock last Friday night
The regiment has been on duty in
Porto Rico and is being transfer
red to the Philippines, journey
oil about 1000 miles. The regi-
ment left Porto Rico on the sd
instant, arriving at Newport News,
a distance of r,562 miles, FIVE days
later, and had been travelling six
DAYS by rail when IT reached La
Iunta. The distance from New
York to San Francisco is 3.266
miles, and from the latter point 10
Manila. $3.50. The distance that
will be traversed by the regiment
in going from San uan, Porto
Rico. to Manila. is I2.S7S miles
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-16
e...e, .os s.eel. s..c,,es.

The services al the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning were
OF an unusually interesting charac-
ter Every body seemed happy to
have pastor and people together
again after the serious illness oi
DR.. Coliman. Eighteen new
members were received into the
fellow ship OF the church, and there
were also three.baptisms. No ser
mon was preached, but in short
and very earnest address the pas
tor pointed out the object OF the
communion service. We are in
formed that over one-hali of the
50, 900 which is needed to erect
the new church edifice has already
been subscribed.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-16
No es,y Tate.

Some OF our prominent fs""sy
officials, when quizzed s0oo' 'he
progress OF the work on 'he ne"
santa Fe Office building, which has
been in process. 81 construction 10
,b,. past two years, wanted to he,
the editor Of the TRIBUNE a small
fortune that the new building would
be completed by July Isl. We
don't like 10 bet on another man.
game.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-16
Articles Of Incorporation.

Articles OF Incorporation OF the
Peoples Coal and Transfer Com
pany were flied in the county
clerks Office last Saturday. The
incorporators are, Isaiah Denness,
Fred karpe, II. Van Buskirk, c.
w. Albert, l.. w. Bsbcock,
George J. Lackey and II. F. Ha.
gen.
The objects for which the com,
pany is organized and incorporated
are to bay, sell, trade and deal III
coal and ice, feed and other pro
ducts, and to carry on general
transfer business. The capital
stock OF the incorporation is S5,.
900, divided into 1000 shares oi
S. each, the stock to be non-as-
sessable. The number OF direc-
tors are seven, who are designated
TO manage the affairs Of the cor
poration for the first year OF its
existence, as follows: Isaiah
Denness, Fred Karpe, H. Van
Buskirk, c. w Albert. l.. w.
Babcock. George ]. Lackey, II.
f. Hagen. The principal Office
OF the company is located at Rocky
Ford.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-16
more than half way around the

more than hall way around the
world.
IL was FIRST intended that t.,e en-.
the regiment should be sent to the
antipodes, but on account OF the
'act thar many OF the enlistments
would soon expire. this plan was
changed. and those who are TO be
relieved soon were left IN the
United States.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-16

game.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-27
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, June 26.-Flour quiet, but
steady.
Rye flour steady; fair to good, 1926
@3.45.
Corn meal firm; yellow western, 1872.
Rye firm; No. 2 Western, &C.
Barley nominal
Wheat-Spot firm; No. red, 1880.
After a brief opening, due to fine
weather, wheat developed a strong I'M
dertone and advanced all ray, chiefly
on September, the crowd getting out
of July and into that option. Coarse
grain strength also had an influence
on sentiment Just at the close prices
yielded little on realizing, July clos
ing &c lower; July closed re; Sep
TENDER, 773sc; December, 1870.
Corn-Spot firm; No. 2, 68hc. Op-
lions market opened quiet and later ad-
vanced on scare of July shorts West,
light offerings and prospects for small
er receipts, closing h0%c net higher.
July closed &c; September, 64%c; De-
cember, 521ac.
Oats-Spot firmer; No. 2, 51k@52c.
options active and very strong on July
at the West, due to covering and I'M
favorable crop promises.
Beef dull. Cut meats steady; picked
bellies, 11011kc.
Lard firm; Western steamed.
$1O95; June closed 5000 nominal;
renned steady.
Pork firm.
Tallow quiet.
Rice firm.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No. in
voice, SAC; mild steady; Cordova, sd
11hc.
Sugar-Raw weak; fair refining. 2
1S-16c; centrifugal, 96-test, 3 5-16c. Re-
fined unsettled
Coffee futures opened steady. m
changed. The whole list hardened in
the afternoon on covering and scare
city of sellers, and showed a strong
tone toward the close. The market
finally closed net to 10 points higher.
Total sales %, 900 bags.
Butter quiet. but steady: creamery.
19W22Ac; state dairy, 1S621c.
Cheese steady; full cream fancy coll
ored and white SIC.
Eggs firm; state and PENNSYLVANIA
lS12ql9c; Southern, 15617c.
Potatoes firm; state and Western
old, &.25@2.75; new, $2.5O@350 South
ern, $2.5003.75.
Peanuts steady
Cabbage easy; Norfolk barrels, 5O0
75c. 'V~
Cotton by steam to Liverpool. 1Oc.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-27
ST. PARTICLES SCHOOL.
Four Hundred and Forty Pupils VIII
Take Part in the Song Exercises.

Four Hundred and Forty Pupils VIII
Take Part in the Song Exercises.
AT st. Patrick's School the pro-
gramme will Guido all previous efforts
many new features having been added
to the matter of former years. The
music will be an especially attractive
feature. The 440 pupils have been well
trained in eleven songs and hymns, I'M
der the skillful direction of three of the
teachers, Misses Marie Harty, Nettie
M. O'Brien and Teresa E. Smith.
A piano, cornet, violin, bugle and
drums under Prof. Icons able direc-
ton will accompany the singing.
Friends have kindly loaned United
States and Georgia flags which will be
used to decorate the building, and
special salutes will besgiven to the
colors when the appropriate songs are
sung. Georgia Land" is to the air of
the famous Maryland" the words
written for the occasion by Miss M. G.
McCrohan of the teaching corps.
The programme in full will be:
Hymn, Lead Kindly Light"
Little Girls Welcome" Lille SWIM
ford, Grade First, B.
Welcome Song" graduates
Little Boys Welcome" Joseph Eav-
erty, Grade First, A.
Chorus, God Bless Our School"
Naledictory for boys, John Patrick
Kennedy.
Chorus, Summer Fancies."
Valedictory for girls, Camillus Mar
celia Suffer.
Chorus, Vacation Song"
ReSDOnSP. Clement DOxuIipor
Grade.
Song, Lullaby" the little folk.
Response. Philippa Doyle, Sixth
Grade.
Chorus, Star Spangled Banner"
Distribution of ANIMALS.
Chorus, Georgia Land"
Roll of honor, examinations.
Chorus, Soldiers in the Park"
Roll of honor, attendance.
Chorus, "Piccaninnies"
Presentation of diplomas by Mr.
Arthur j. O'Hara.
school, anu
The graduates of this school are.
Holbrook Edgar Bolan William Navev
Gibbons John Patrick Kennedy. Fran
els Walter Lawler, Thomas Patrick
Mccarthy, Thomas Joseph Maher. Ed
ward William O'Connor, Jr., Herman
McGoirlck kennickell, Frances Lillian
Cleary, Eleanor Frances Dodd, Anna
Alleen bowling, Josephine Katharine
Dopson, Mary Regina O'Connor. Eliz
aoeth Gray Williams, Agnes Gertrude
Brown, Mary Cecilia Gallagher, Car
nlllus Marcella Sulter, Henrietta
Patricia Suffer, Mary Catherine Harte
Harriet Christina Dixon, Mary Agnes
johnson, Stella Mary EngeI Nav
Helena Skinner. Jennie Margaret
Saunders, Cleophas Idell Harris.
ANIMALS will be awarded as follows:
seventh Grade-Francis Walter
LAWYER, Thomas Joseph Maher, Ed
ward William O'Connor. Agnes Ger
trude Brown Frances Lillian Clearv
Josephine Katharine Dopson, Anna
Aileen Bowling. Eleanor Frances
Dodd, Mary Katharine Harte. Regina
Mary OConnor, May Helena Skinner.
Cnnttrl1ad IN So.-o...l= L..