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BUSINESS MEMS BANQUET.
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 a great assistance to you. The business men should demand retrenchment in ex- penses, the erection of public buildings and new industries"
 The next speaker was the Rev. Dr. Sheath. pastor of the Grand avenue church. who talked on The Business Mans Health" He told of the pleasure he took in being afforded an opportu- nity to meet the business men of this city. He laughingly said that at the present time too many business men were suffering from i'll health, brought about through too close attention to business, and he thought that the relax ation brought about through social af- fairs like the present were very benefi- cial.
 He said that hard. clear thinking was dependent upon appetites. and that in order to think properly the appetite must be curbed, although the tempta- tions offered during the evening were very great. He then spoke about mus cular exercise and said that 1t was very beneficial to a business man, as were also good spirit and an optimistic na- ture.
 The next speaker was Wilson H. Lee president of the Chamber of Commerce. He spoke about fair dealings. good cit izenship and honesty, and told how necessary they all were to 9. successful business career Said the speaker T think I voice the sentiments of all pres ent when say we want the canal, and am satisfied beyond any question that our national officials will adjust mat ters perfectly satisfactory to all''
 Professor John w. Wetzel, of Yale, was the next speaker, and he gave a humorous address about New Eng land Weather
 The next speaker was Hon. Walter welIman. of Washington, and when he was introduced he was received with cheers. His subject was 'sThe Panama Canal" He said, in part:
 "One of the first things in my profess. sion is that news is of more value than opinion. Only yesterday that grand old man from Connecticut. Senator Qrville H. Platt (applause), said that within two weeks we shall ratify the Panama canal treaty, and we shall do it by a vote of eighty of the ninety members Of the senate. I told President Roose- welt few days ago that had been fortunate enough to be invited to ad- dress the Business Mems association of New Haven, and he said, Say to the men of New Haven and the professors that during the year 1904 we shall start the Panama canal (applause), and that when we do we shall make things hum
 Mr. Wellman then told of the duties of newspaper men in Washington, as- pecially as regards party affiliations. Said the speaker: We have heard wom New Haven twice in Washington. he first time it was in opposition to af1e immediate ratification of the Panr anna treaty, and the other and much larger petition was in favor of its rati- fication. Both these petitions were giv- en fair treatment by the senate. The American nation is caricatured abroad as a pig, but consider our actions fin relation to other countries. Only re- gently the Russian ambassador, on dis covering that the sentiment of this country was entirely in favor of Japan.
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Could you forgive political oppo- |nent who managed to take an unfair of you?''
 T might forgive him." answered Sen ator Sorghum, but I could never for give myself. ."-Washington Star.
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00o. There's the explanation. The American is the man of the minute Leslie's Monthly.
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CENTRAL SCHOOL.

sS-- s:Ixth- Grammar: First Honor-Anlile
Il .rrnn,linr Bessie Douglass Mary Inns
ley. Jean McGraw, Ralph Ludwis, ,,; iieno
stjth, Clayton Sinton, IerveS '1 nov
Ethel Yenman, Hannah Ehsiepet = sis i, ~.
8uiie McRee, Mary TODD LOUISE LOUISE
son, Mary Bowers. 49,, 1,,,,ott
q ~ rreison. Louise Shield Mary Berke-
4 1as marguerite King, Elizabeth NJ
& ~, -, Emma Kessnich waiter L'e"'
N ~ ,tnu, Womble, a Willie Iindner, Nlolel
1,averea,,x Lille Bowers Sam Mohtso'il-
i cry
7ipromoted-Inez MerrydeW -
3i!1-ifth Grammar: First Honor-floiel, '.
reech, Annie Traylor, Allie Syuhot' oo''i'
nose. Oracle Gill, Isabel 1ol,es' m, o,,,,,
#1i second Honor--Jessle Ford, 1ner,,,a
3 ,Eatts Elsie Thornton, Luther george
@Rartha Meyers Henry oberdorter +, !, a -.
b esrow Bertha Renick, Richard l1ailes'
Norma Gibson Agnes iiathe.
5 EI,a,,rthS Gramtlr: First Honor.Ma,ua
,rcodfin. Willie Dabney, Fannie schui'A'
Anita Kirkwood, Morton W;elleIsteiil r.,
"A second Honor-lIlda Day, Avn LIS, llas
III : Charlie Neal, Marian Johnson, Nh
h Jordan, Mary Truemall' M I,.a, lo"''
X Ms rguerite Slaughter, Lee SUI r,,,,st,,n
acknowledgements BerKeleS' ~ '''.'''
8r.vansen. Willie Schwartz. ca.
N ,rh,ra Grammar: First Honor-Saelle
MALE. Pauline Gepfarth, Horace sharp 1,i,I
1 T,lizabeth Watkins, Wilmuth Geiger' WI
&lie Word. a.on Edgar
mia barnard Schaaf Josephine Myers
8nvilla,m Harmon, Ethel Boudar, James
gMcReo, ella Young, Mahlon b l,o',a
MAUD Richardson, Louis Snyoer, Dos w.
Gore, Willie Brown, OTTO Lonliit ala,. -
thur Hudson, Douglas MuhoS' 1e' : uOs
Is Bowman. ,,or.o,,
:1ohn Ridenour Eta Godsey, Mary Mar
saia oswald Gasser, Sam Rosenberg.
Second Grammar: First HONOR o
$Gason, Clifford Folkes' y,
~ Second Honor Edgar Hazard, AZ
aie @ Erwin. Elizabeth Frear, Elsf
Rrown Ailene Moore, Turner Stephens
James Burke, Mary Erwin philip Hh''
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PR()MO-T IONS
Isl hi SCI x t|OOLS.

,,ns Matte Walden, Lula Ennes, Annie
ANA hatn. Iral Pcttus, Helena SchWhrta
1ro,io I,olnann Bessie Moore, Charlie
13rlErs. Bennett Lewis, Mamie Illler,
7 Cotton Williams, Florence Prairie IT e.
acknowledgements Martcnstein, I .i
Sutherland. Emily See, Irving Ihomas'
Aubrey Folkes. Albert Nratsse. v. d
First Grammar First lionor-I'lo WI,
1,,,rk NInttie Preston, Mamie Duntord,
r,rodd,o schultz, Charlie Lohmnt1n, biz
ninth 17o,nnr. Catherine Wallersteit, Fer
gus McRcc. 1 i
Second acknowledgement Drury, Alma
,,ioo,nberr, Ethel Campbell, Cliff Godsey
Miriam NfcGraw, Stanley Rcnnle. Earle
I1ickcrson, Ruth Hutchinson. Margaret
Dc Jarncttc, Val f1cchlcr. Arthur Nc
cabe Fred schremp Archie Holt, Gene
We've Leech, Harvey Turner, Lee Mactar-
lane, May Spindle, Margle Gray, v1rsie
yenmnns. Willie Dcvereaux. Maggie
Lnterzo.
promoted-walter Joyce, Ralph Lutter-
oil Louise Hall, Harry Flcke, Myer OPP
penhcim, Vera 13agby, Nellie Sydnor'
Morton Dunn, Alice Carleton. ,
Eighth Primary: First Honor--iio"hru
May, Jeanette Lindner, IIildn Hol2hauet,
Florence Litchenstein, Agnes May, Aiieeh
Irvine. Moreno Gary. Mary Snigo, SCION
Woodiln, Irwin Casofl, Mallt'il Lea e'' =
eanora Koch.
second IIonor-Ellzabeth Lea. Annie
Levine. Emma Lesser Grace Bull, wine
Luck, Alma Cheatwood, Eva kornegay'
Edith IIatke, Annie Oncay, Russell Ear
relson, Lotto Hurt, Bertha MOL, Ruth
Cowles. -. -,
( Promoted Inpils-Mnry Peaslcy, VII
liam Thaw, Leo Howard, stella Oh.uy'
sI3ossor Savage, Jack Marks, Ellis fisher,
7 ,oI,s Alright Harry Lehman, Fred My
crs, Nellie Taylor, Joseph Johnson.
sevenlh Primary: First Honor-Marcella
Jones Minnie Dietrich, Margaret Hazard,
Clvde Webster. Willie Rindsberg, Eleise
Wnlthnll, Annie Pettus, Ethel smith,
Gladys Peyton Marshall Wayiand. run
Scott, Teresa Johnson, Otto Harr.s'
Louis Bloomberg, Oswald Carleton on Laura cav
lGeisendoffer.
Second 4Ionor-vvfllic Forbes, Leslie
Williams, Lawrence Moore. Lillian MUM,
Robert Turner Stephen Chaisa, Nelson
polIev. Del Desportes, Robin Frayser,
Ned Euker Allen Cowles, Robert
Vaughan. Allen Thompson Edward
Vaughan-Loyd, John Gilio.t
noted-Aubrey Jetcr,t Katie New
some u,owe Thomas, Elorlbel Rosen-
baum, Frank IIbel.
Sixth Primary: First Honor--Henry
Matthews. Margaret schremp. Sidney
Macfarlane. rn
Harris. Ruby Hawkes.. Willie Moore, llilda
owens, Jack Fisher, virglnlus Stirling,
Jennie Alright, George Bruce, Erwin Da-
Wis.
Promoted-James Jordan, Frank Lut-
trell, Herbert Dorset, Summers Haugh'
Columbus Alright. Waldo Pelton, ANNE
Green, Alice Savage. Delft Won Bottger'
Edgar White, Moses Ruth, Gllmer war
field, Ethel Gill. Joe burke. MaIsuuIlte
c.Iad,yell Charlie Word, Alice Jet, Wal
ter Won Bottger, Henry Thompson Win
ME Butler, Molle Ilumfert. John Strlnser
sara Irear Margaret Word Susie Luck
| Lem Garrett, Alvin Cheatwood'
Fifth Primary: First lionor-louiso
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I MARSHALL SCHOOL.

J sixth Grammar; Second Honor-L pa,,1s
era rwdll q Herbert Parkinson, r ~.
oehlschlaeger, Minnie Roth Ruin ! n y ,ie
Dora sharoye, Maud Coleman chaf'''
Anderson. Charlie Ford. x J. g =, WI,
Others Promote Moses - = =
fifth Grammar: First 4onorI- he q q,
Kobe. Beatrice Jarvis, I'loy kratz. saa.e
Aeree' Frank Dyson. Grace Jones, Russo -, 2,
High, Jake Watsky, Mildred lSa'u"s'''
Second Honor-I fale Jones. Grhee 1 Ms,-
ton. Mollle Timmons, Jennie Il1t f3 ma 81
colin stth' No!e ,. MeM 'sndsrs John Bell
Alice Alice Nyman, Madeline Boze. While ne Nc
Cook Robert Bell. !, G, -, I, orto !,
Others Promoted r. Ian Davis. Norton
yates, Matte crowdeers Russell va Fhe''e'
Edna Stage, b q, u. a,,,s
Fourth Grammar; First ionoFTl4ou's
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co,forth Margaret Gibson. Robert Fear
sn,i| E1aughton Haskins, Milton W1lli s.I
sonh,a Never, Lucy Bomar,.4 = 10
H1pnodf,n Morris Cosby, Norma Smi'h.
1Sorrer ETolstead, Minnie Fisher NAN
nette Gnthright, French Carson, A NJ -,
1S,;,, fert5 Jimmie Womble, Louis Lon
man Maud Brashear, Lucille Moore . re,
Tenn IIerold, Eva Gilbert, Ernest Gov
ington. Boshsr y Loyal, johnson Mche {,
Il Second .Honor-Granville. Sutton, Ed
ear Haugh, Isadorc Goldberg, .hathleeli
Reddin. John Fairbank, PnrKc aoselsol,'
Etna3 Gilbert George Meyer, Ropert
Prairie, Willie Graves, Stanley Ara u ,L
Alma Gill, Kate Loterzo, Alien ois'us n'et' )
rromoted-Robert' schaefer. Elwood
1enkins, Annie Plunkett. Carlisle Bur
ton clifford Green, Archie Burke ROD
art .rIickerson Gertrude Johnson.
Tourth Primary: First FIonor---DorothS
| moo Meta Dorsch Roswell Aaron, Bet
IN FISHER. Ruth Green Will Stephens
John Doherty, Spott Krausse Lin"oou
Second Honor-Alice Hall, Matheline
| Taylor, Bertha Delarue. Joe Ltchensteih,
Gertrude Pollard, Cameron Bannister'
Ruth cranberry, Josie iDunford, Marga-s
ret O'NieI Hazel Pettus, Emmett Iarrlss
Promoted-Bidnie Richardson. Arthur
! Hall, Frank Shelton, Marguerite Stoltz'
Philip Joyce Carl Lindner' Burf fe'
Burch Keith Shield, Rosa MCKAY ION rom
| Signaigo, !. Adam Schultz. I
| y Third Primary: First I1onor-iiannah
! Nav kathleen Baseler, Phiap Pollak
/ Charlie schremp, Lillian Flanagan, Ruby
! Onnnnbeimer Louise O'Neal. Morris
]. Spooner, Ella Dunn.
second Honor-Archle Harris, Marie
I Parkinson, PurnelL Putzel, Margaret
4 Monroe, ELLEN Scott Fannie Lichenfeld,
Willard Lindsay, Cora tCoghil' Dorothy
Skillman Grayson Fairbank, A1arpirc
| Lea Eugene Dietrich.
l promoted-Gracle Chaisa Cleveland
HALL James White, Ellie Ruth, Ida VIE
kerson Prosser Wingfield. Luke EAR
bank, Elizabeth jones' Mildred Fergus
son. Ruth Schwartz. Thomas joyce, 20
seph johnson, Mary Rosenberg, Moses
Jacobson Earle Taylor. Minnie Harris.
second Primary: First -Honor-Viviar
! ,Doug,as, Margaret Wallerstein. George
T.lvsay. Maggie Parkinson, Martha Chap
, nell Gertrude Templeton, Thomas Wood
!. fiji.
q Second IIonor-Robert Peasley, Thoma!
McGraw, Evelyn Harris, Mary Seay
4 Claude ,Becher Maud Duke, Raymond
Saunders. /,
Promoted-Tob scher, Henry Shield
< Lizzie sterling, Evelyn FIaugh, Haze
Petit. William Holt. Jessie Ruth, How
ard Spencer. Hubert Finch.
First Primary: First lIonor-Colema
K Whtlock Celeste Carlton, Henry Fuller
Judah Lesser, Jake Schiller. Carr Far
IRISH, Ruth Hudson, Louise Euker, Arthu
+ Whitworth. Robin Pollard, Spruell Bier
ner. Sophie Garlick, Nellie Reddln, Nan
(. MIC .Blalock Marie Williams, Robe1
Ieuke, Nathan Spillberg. Ju"us Nleyel
Ruth Anderson, Percy Tlller, Caskie SUI
lett, Gertrude Schoop, Amelia Plngu'
lrma CALDWELL
Second Honor-EN2abth Dietrich, Henr
Beaseey, Elizabeth Blalock. Carr
Berkeley, Mamie Mensln. Helen Eel
house, Lizzie Murphy, Jennie Fishe
owen Devereux, Allen Womble Rebecc
BiHlkopf a
Promoted-Georgc Policy, Harry Grac
Sadie Schiller, Gladys Ridenour, MAJ
Green. Irene Jaundraw, George suthe
land, VirgIe Butler, Philip Banntste
4 Reginald Num-.
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ELBA SCHOOL.

sixth Grammar: First Honor-Robert
Beverley, Mamie Harlow. Grace James,
Erncstine Hamlet
second Honor-7Grayce Rupp. Stuart
Bolton. Josephine Rabineau, Willie SEMI
Alma Duval, Henry Lerch.
Others Notwithstanding We've
Fifth Grammar: First Honor-Ronert
Brock, Ruth Tho1nnsson, Mabel Io eso
Birdie Schumann, Winton E!lls' w y,
Wilkes, Vivian Phlpotts, Ruth LEI ''ll
Sophie HerbiG, ~,
Second Honor--Carrie Ganzert John.
collins, Anne Sykes, Eugene Ellis Le NIl
Racket 70 I.inwoods Rowlett, Mary. & ! ca ca
gans Alice Tinsley; Lud kimbrough, an Ll-
brey Jennings, Willie Davis
Other promoted Pupils----Wllila rd 13eSer-
Fourth Grammar; Second Honor pu-
pils-Atwill Gordan, Willie Gilman ',
Lottic Lucas, WILDER Quarlcs, At" ~, vi
man. i |,
others Promoted Ethel Mosley. JACOB !,
Cohen. Charlie Hill Bland Jones, Mhuu
Miller, Lola Nicholas, Nelson FaWs"n''
Ida smith, Helen Adams, Wine serh n'
Lillian 1ritzgcrald s5s A.. =,
Third Grammar. First Honot-7'lt ~
Second Honor-susie Murdoch. Virgle
Eubank, Daisy Movers, llllian = COMBS pi
/; pro promote noted Kimbroughl Orc Keys,
Hnrwood Gilman, irene KAN, Ben Ron-
rrtson, Columbia MargroNe.
Second Grammar: First Hoc'iH 'oi--,h r>r ~
| Wilcox. Ada ST. Clair, - r,.,,.
tain, Willie McGeorge. ] Josephine HeeKe,
! Charlie angle, Lille Leltch, NcrI n,a.
1onninss, Estelle HeTbig, Lillian MllIer'
l Ruth Gilman, Annie ,l<eA1eS.
4. Others Promoted-San Barker, Ma!S
r1nwks, Alice Gilman, 4 Willie Doggett,
/ Gertrude Clayton, Herbert, fiar1 LUIS
i Arnul, Corlnne Hackett Ellen ao yIsast
Eva Mayo, Lnwood ans 's' i1'''sSN
Frs First Grammar; Flrsts Honor-L q y
a | eftwich, Mary Lyliham. Percy MnlI'
1rrmr Adams, Edna Moore, Fred Wlsg'
I and Helen Bluethgen, John SILVA, = VIA
i I,ntrie. Nirgie Ellis Richmond CraWltoru'
q Edgar HATCHER. Harry Gra ,Ise,a, 4
Second Misunderstanding lhneller' , aasie
y Mcponald. Charles scn nl,,a - armnnd l
Albert Collins. Ben Timberlake. LOUIS
y sshuman, Willie Garner, Walter MELON
\ ft Diners promoted Nellie Schneider
a :c,rhce Howard, Carlyle Iiasklns. Y "
sion Taylor, Nora Howard. Carl t'fah Nli
! Robert Duval, Albert Kos 5, !, E eatt eea'
N l.ighth Primary First Honor-.E5ln.,el
Nuckols ,ous a,ts in[fet Susie MendreKs
I I.siho,, Gary. Julia Clarke, Ruth kldd
Hildm WILL Mamie Weismann,,' Mar!
! n,arise. Fannie Edwards, Russell ate
> W Il Vincent, Wayerly Hose, md
\ ward Iiepperti Willie Raltz, Adolph Wol
siefer, Louise Jones c9rinth h sin h;,r
y e Others Promoted-Hylahd neAoi menre
Moses Franck. MoseeIIsy tAotp' n s'So =
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51,rIddy Laurie Boisseau, Julian BarKer,
William Garber Evle Morlng, Douglas
5Ilolland. Frank Arnall. Margic N cClay,
Carrie Norris Martha Page Porter
Guest j ohm Ready, Rhoda Dcitrick. John
Mckee, Mason Phillips, Virginia War
wick, Willie Nash, Helen Alexander,
leon Noel. Charlie Shewbrldge. y
4 Third. primary First Honor-Mary FL
more, John Tignor, Lewis Strauss. Mary
5onisenberry. Henry Johnson, Marion wal
tlerstein, Clara Peck, Sadie Marcuse, An
nile Dowell !,
! Second IIonor-Ludwell Hill. Nannio
Wyatt, Rita Peck, Mary Bruner, Myrtle
ELAN, E,arl Smith. Marjorie Kratz, Roger.
McLelland.
Other ProInotions-Ethel Wharton. Ben.
Mic Firth, Grnyson Warrington. Elliott
Morrissett, Percy Gray, Mary Dunn, -!nez
Duke, sIulla Pulling, Russell! Ghrr.a CllVie
I C,hewning. Emma q illiam, Frank Russell
Hen ~ alomonsky. I.ottie G ,ult.
|AETunt Mayo David Doggctt, Charles car
neal, ;;ss !, -, $50,
Second Primary: First ionor-Et u
Bruuner r. Russell .Bowles. Harold Hutzler,
Neal Wright, Mary Calder, Morris Con-
Second acknowledgement Phillips, James
5Tncl,nr 4 Lucy Davis,igIda Wade Wyatt,
Fannie Firth, Carter Curtis.
Ia#Other Promoted Pupils-BeVerly4 Lh1 I
rish. Woolners Calisch, Audrey Flet toner o.
cn rheet s. curtis, Winston Watson, Resale
seiecnan, odessa Bruner. Brumley Hem Ila elm:
4 rich, {. Louise Stout Willie Barbee. Della
philips. 6 Virginia coode, MARGARET BAR
]Sker, Gladys Mayo, Ruby Perry
q First Prlmary: First Honor-Harvey
( Moring, Lima Poe Niece. lillian Kendall
Turpin Phillips, Lnwood f 3Dickey'7IerrS
lSJones. v. ~. I, !, 4. 7, :, !,
Second Honor---virgnia clemens, f,rn a.,
els Bolton. Russell Mcdowell. Hunter -
more. Annie Mercer, Florence Dunn
Maggie Lester, Sarah crump' ch aa'''
4 Chappell, Walter Schultz -, -.
+ Other Promoted Pupils-Deboraln1 !, Nc N!
I sCarthy. Mary Cheatham, Reeve MARKS
Rmhv I<indervater, Avery Dawley, Jun'us
sycle. Harvey Powers. Margaret Newell
Juanita smither, Daisy Firth, Isaac
! Digs, Edward Pell, Louise Gou naah
I5avadcr Morgan, Barksdale Warwick
4 parker Starke, Bryan Jennings
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4 t.L &,ntt
In the lists printed below are Elve''
III results Of the intermediate exnmln n a
Si,ons in Tho public schools OF the cry,
sy lI examinations have Just come one g
an end. ~. ,,n,o nrc of
Particular interest from the faot tia. the
Examination Is the first made uhaeI .n1
& saa sys,e,,,. In ali Of the district
8ae s Is tho pupils who made , sesson "a
pe any subject, were promoted i they nnt
failed 10 make the average put ,,, n,a n of
60 below 60, they had me ,,d l,,N" IN the
t s' asbool the scssonnl average re-
s3Il,iI raa TOR fnr promotion was so with no
. .!1nh,ont hnlow 6. AS in the other case
Inc pupil who failed to make * the had aS the
3sge, but still stood above Sn ,, t i,n' The
n,iv,lere Of regular examina.ion ~, .n ~.
i,s 40, of Nigh school graduates vas printed
~ C,ndnys Daper. as.U
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WEST END SCHOOL.

Sixth Grammar; First Honer-Laurie
Sutherland. Robert Kirkland, Wilbur
sydnor Alice Thompson. Minnie Tignor,
Second Honor-Robert Miles Ethel
Evans. Sylvia Augustine, Marie Andcr-
son, Corinne sizer, Mayme Pllknton,
Bessie Steel, Lucy Witt. John Ruskell,
Annie Lishman, Annie Hulcher, Jose
Ramos, Julia Cottrell, Rebecca Davis.
Stanley Blanton. Alice France. Herbert
Taylor.
others Promoted--Rcssic Chpndler, Nell
lie Sutherland, Mamie staudc, Wingo
Russell.
Fifth Grammar: First Honor-Robert
wallerstein, Louise station, Gordon Nor
risett
Iignor. Ira Lichtenstein, Jamie Blair,
Carlisle Morrisett. Fairfax sMontague,
George shuman, Henry Cudllpp' Rosahe
Gates
Others Promoted Bailey, Carrie
staude, Hazel Shewbridge Alleen Mar'
tin. Rosemary Bailey. Mclean Whltlet
| Howard Webber, Ada Pointer Charlie
Hail, Julian Mccarthy, Walton Saunders
Fourth Grammar; First Honor-cor'
| nelia Magill. Martha Sutherland, Marga
| ret Waddey, Ruth Ready, Lois Rchard
| son, Sherwood Parsons. Beth Dew.
second Acknowledgements Gilbert
Elizabeth Adam, Blck Dickinson. Bess,
Ideal, Abbie Marriott, Albert Lyle Mai
lie Nell Carncal, Emily Parrish
Others Promoted-Willlam Johann, Cor
don Strause, Louise Bowles, Jennie Con
rad, Parker Conrad, Annie Gilmore, Nor
Johann, Daisy Lester. Emile Marriot
Georgia Montgomery, Given carllof
II Clara Bentel, Floyd Dc Laney.
Other Observation-Disclosures Salde
Mary Crouch Roy O'Iaork, James Llsl
man, Mary Digs. James Martin. Mauyl'
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-11
MOVING PICTURES
FOR INSANE
A TRIAL MADE IN CHICAGO
PROVED VERY BENE-
FICIAL.
THE PATIENTS MINDS
Taken from Particular Hallucination
And New Thoughts Advanced.

IF moving pictures are a help in
curing persons of insanity that means
ought certainly to be employed. The
following on the subject will be read
with interest:
Chicago April H. Moving pictures
as an aid to the cure of insane patti
ents have been tried for the first time
at the Dunning Asylum DIR. V. III.
Podstada, superintendent, said of the
test that the effect was beneficial.
The performance on the canvas drew
the attention and interest of every
one of the 400 patients gathered in
the entertainment hall. The seeming
ly realistic pictures of figures which
appeared and disappeared In the rim
of light opened a new channel for
their new thoughts and led them
away from the particular hallucina-
ton or delusion which affected their
minds. The excitable patients seem
ed to be quieted and claimed by the
pictures. Those suffering from chron-
ic melancholy appeared to be stimu-
lated and aroused from their con-
slant brooding over imaginary wrongs
and showed an unusual interest in
what was going on.
As result Of the experiment. a
moving picture machine will be pur-
chased for the asylum and entertain
ments will be given once or twice each
week for the benefit Of all patients
who are not so violent as to need con-
slant restraint.
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BAD STATE OF
DECOMPOSITION
Michael and Patrick Smith, Brothers,
Accompany the Remains to
This City.

The body Of James Smith, which
was found in the river at Fort Wayne
last week, arrived here over the G.
r. & l. last night at $50, and was
taken to the undertaking parlors of
Wilson & Pohlmeyer.
The remains were enclosed In a me-
talic case and were in bad state of
decomposition.
James Smith was born and raised
In this city, where he spent nearly all
his life. He was of roaming dispo-
sition, and, in the past few years,
spent a good deal of his time away
from home. He was a son of John
Smith and brother of John Smith,
jr., of Dayton, Michael, Thomas and
Patrick, of this city. He also has two
sisters.
The funeral will be tomorrow
morning from St. Mary's church at
9 O'Clock. Interment at st. Mary's
cemetery.
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OF THE RICHMOND TEAM FOR
HAVING WON IN THE
WESTERN LEAGUE
PRESENTATION SPEECH
Made by j. B. Gordon n-Silver Horse
Shoes Also Presented by
G. M. Wilson.

Before the regular polo game Sat
urday night, the Horlick Cup was
brought into the Coliseum and placed
upon a stand in front of the west
cage over which had been thrown the
American flag. The two teams. the
vanquished and the vanquishers, were
lined up on either side and j. B. Cor
don stepped forward and in few
well worded remarks presented the
team with silver horse shoes given
by G. NJ Wilson, after which In the
name of the Western Polo League
and on invitation of the Richmond
management presented the Horllck
Cup to the team through their mana
ger, Clarence Jessup. Mr.. Jessup ac-
cepted the cup and the team amid tu-
multuous applause skated off the floor
and the band struck up a patriotic
air. 1t was night of jubilee and the
large attendance showed great fealty.
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GOES TO CALIFORNIA.

John Clark, for the last two years
a member of the varsity football
team at Earlham college and last year
captain of the track athletic team,
will leave for California within a
few days. He has been at his no.ns
in Winchester since the close of the
fall term, recuperating. He will
probably enter upon a business car.
eer in California. As an athlete
Clark made an enviable record while
at Earlham. He secuted a place as
fullback On the VARSITY team n his
first year and held it successfully for
two seasons. His team, last year won
the championship in track athletics III
the secondary college league.