The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18

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Roll of Honor.
Following Is the roll Of honor IN the pub
lie school as announced for last month.
First Pri,nary--.\ubrey' Pillar Margare.
Young. Kathleen Moaeley. George Baram.
Second Primary B--Many flctts. Beeson
Mansell. Emma Boynton, Cora Elan. Lottie
ELY. Mittic Heaton. Gladys Johnson, I.oln
williams. BENJAMIN Hankins Lester Miller,
Mary Christian. Margaret Ellington. Evelyn
Fry. Odell Heaton. Edna Lawson.
Second Primary A---Ambr6se Atwell VIII
lie Fitch. James Kidd. Joseph Mccne, Law
renee Smith, Isabel Lawson Taylor Bailey,
Walter Henley, Robert Mallory. Junius Row
Lett, Glenna Loving. Dean Richardson.
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johnson. Elose Pinchback. Elsie Sanders,
'es,ie Hover. Virginia Jones Grace Rand :
lett.
Fifth Primary Day. Anna Stein,
Stein. Leonidas t.ivesay.
sixth Primary--Helen Greenwood. Rissa
Adams.
Third Grammar-Cinra GIL. Mary Yates.
Fourth Grammar--Helen Carroll.
High School--First year: Henry Garrette,
Mabel Walton. Roy rroelch
Second icar---Lucille iumpkin Mary Fry.
THIRD Year--Nannie Walden. uulieme pn-
Val. Hazel Kidd.
Fourth Year-Helen Morris.e,tc.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr. Carter Turpin. formerly a resident OF
this CITY, who has lived In the West for the
past eighteen months sailed on Thursday
from San Francisco for New York on
reaching New York Mr. Turpin viii return
to this city. which he expects to make his
home in the future.
Judge W. I. Clopton. OF the Corporation
Court. Will consider the applications for IL
niior licenses In this city on Thursday, April
3cth.
Postmaster Smith has recommended the
atpointment OF Ernest l.. Robinson. of No.
II Decatur Street. as substitute letter-car.
rier. and Russell f. Jewett, OF No 1907
Semmes Street. substitute clerk for this CITY.
Mr. Robinson stood ,rst In the civil service
examination held in Richmond on February
2bth. and Mr.. Jewett second.
The Rev. j. B. Cook. OF the weatherford
Memorial Baptist Church. Swansboro, who
has been assisting the Rev. G. West ira
mum, OF Marion. Va, in revival services is
expected home In few days.
Mr.. Albert f. Smith. formerly OF this city
bu- more recently OF Jacksonvllle Fla lie
seriously III with typhoid fever in this CITY.
only few of the candidates In the recent
primary have iied their expense accounts.
which under the rules of election IS abso-
lutely necessary. Not only the successful.
not the defeated candidates must do this
under severe penalty.
New South Council j o. L, A NJ of ri.
CITY. through It's treasurer Mr.. a. s. Wright.
VIII to-day pay to Mr.. j. G. Saunders al, :
minstrator of the estate OF Joseph Ella
1900. the amount OF insurance carried by TIL.
deceased in that order
Squire Chentham. who has been slightly
indlsposed for the past few days was unable
to hold court at Oak Grove Yesterday and
squire Jacob acted In his place No cases
OF Importance came up. and the few DRINKS
ana disorderliss who appeared before the
bat were severely dealt with.
IN to late hour last night no clue
70 the Identity of the culprit who broke int n
Nelson's stables early Friday morning and
stole revolver and overcoat had been ais .
covered. Neither was there any evfdenc.
as 10 who broke the large plate glass win
now IN the store of r. Shields No sa5 Hnii
street. Mt an early hour Friday morning The
police. however, think they haze an idea as
TO who the offender IL. and an ares, viii
probably be made In a few DAYS. The SAVE
parties are thought TO have committed both
crimes. ''si