The Washington times., 1909-06-14
SCHOOL FOR BOYS
tLOSESITS SESSION
Superintendent K EN- p e T
Awards Certificates and
Prizes to Pupils
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. JUNE H.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, JUNE H.
Washington Public School for White
Boys closed its session this morning.
Superintendent X KempeF was pres
ent and presented the certificates TO
the pupils In Washington High School.
Col. T. H. Bicklin, principal. presented
the certificates to the following pupils;
Charles Aubrey Callahan, Reginald
Francis Cox, Richard Hartshorne Faw-
cett. Leonard Marbury. Sherwood
knight, and William Leicester Martin.
IN the ninth grade certificates were
awarded TO W H Barnett, Charles
Corbett, Harold " Davis. CORTLAND H
Davis. Irving Lindsey; in the eighth
grade 10 Gilbert J. Cox, Rae O. Davis.
J. Lee Donnelly, J. Randall Simms. and
Irving A. Tennesson, and in the seventh
grade TO Thomas NJ. Bayne. Frank Fan
non, J. Marshall Gaines, John IgOe,
Thomas NJ. Jones. Douglas Lindsey.
Harry Mankin, Otto Miller. Paul Miller.
Walter Nails, George Petit, Bryan
Pitts, Herman Pohl, william Phillips,
Leslie Roberts, Elmer Smith, Sinclair
Taylor. and William Topping.
In the sixth grade, Fitzgerald Jones,
Teacher, certificates were awarded to
Howard Arnold, Kenneth Aitchesou,
Clarence Bailey, Robert Bitter, Clayton
bowman fguS0n Bryan carton BUT
nell, Maurice DObsOn, Etheloert Down
ham, William Downs. Charles Hantz-
mon. Phillip Otterback. Henry Padgett.
Barton Phillips, James Pullman. Ciar-
ence Purcell. Howard ST. Clair, Urban
Smith, and Park Wade.
The prize for excellence in studies in
this grade was awarded 10 Phillip Otter
back, and the prize for greatest i'm
proven3ent TO Howard St. Clair.
IN the fifth grade. Miss NJ. Angela
hewitt, teacher, certificates were award
cd to William Wells. Hirst Hayes, Ben
5amin Swan. James Cunningham, Fred
eTick Baker, Bernard Cook. John Ger
aacher, Herbert Mills. William Fersu-
son. Owen CTeegan. Louis Davis. Nc
Carly Ramsay, Purvis RittenOur. Ed
ward Cook John Gritty Kenneth
Crump, John browns, Philip PeytOn.
Willis Mills, Frederick Birrell and Bol-
The nth grade. Miss Annie Summers
teacher. Certificates 10 Carroll Moore,
Theron Hayden. Paul Nagel. Sidney
Cox, Thomas Peyton. John Reardon.
2shby Bladin, George Hess, Bernard
Sweeney Julian Evard, John Lead
beaten Earl Figart, Carroll Pierce.
Louis Hoy, Herbert Burns, Benjamin
Jaffas Raymond Barnett. Sidney We'll,
Edward Corsa, Elmer Bowles, Raymond
Padgett, and William Bond.
Special certificates for attendance to
Sidney Cox, Raymond Barnett. Sidney
Well, George Hess, and William Bond.
In fourth grade, Miss Mary Grigg.
Laurence Fawcett, Boothe Pullman,
Bruce Martin. Earl Jenries, Charles
Walker, Frank Corsa, Hugh Williams.
Wilton Arlington. William Schaffer,
Claude Haynes. Norman Nolan, Morris
Bond, George Burgess. Wlthers Grad
dock, Arthur Atkinson, Smith Chauncey,
and 5sarl Cornell.
Special prizes were awarded for writ
ing to kVither Craddock and for English
and writing TO Claude Haynes.
In the fourth grade. Miss jamie A
n NJ ~ Il
"a 10. William Mason, Willard Mer-
chant Gilbert Hurley, George Cary
Edwin Graham Paul Moriarty, William
mold
In third grade. certificates were given
To- chester Pierce, Preston Merchant
Harris Haynes. Albert Bryan. MillarI
Flnnell, Robert PeveTill. George Max
flsid, Kenneth Wicker. Lawrence. Cole
man, Milton 5etts Horace Crump, Isa-
dor schneider.
A special prize was awarded 70 Isa-
dor Schneider for excellence in writing
The trial of Eugene Dorsey. indicted
Tor the murder Of Walter F. Schultz.
IS stili IN progress in the corporation
court before Judge Barley today
The entire morning session has been
devoted 10 hearing witnesses for the de-
!ense This afternoon witnesses in re-
bulfsi VIII be put on BY the prosecu-
ton. after which arguments will begin.
The case viii probably go 20 the jury
this afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie G. Davis. wife Of William
J. Davis, died at the home of her
father E 4. Badeett. e0s King stree.
al so o'clock this morning. Mrs Davis
had only been III for short time. and
her death was entirely unexpected. She
was thirty-one years Of age and is sur
vived by her husband and three little
children al boys No arrangements
have Yet been made for her funeral
Fifty dollars and six months in faii
was The sentence imposed upon George
Campbell, an ex-sailOr. who was brought
before Justice eaton in the police court
this morning on the charge of stealing
goods from the Southern Railway Com
pany.
Miss Matte Lee De Pree. of Rome.
Ga, is visiting Miss Cora Duffey. az iIeT
home. in South Fairfax street
Charles Harmon Casa bone. the in
FAINT son of William and Carey Casa
bone, died at his parents home, 1901
Pendleton street. last evening His re-
mains viii be sent TO Rogers Ford, Pa
tomorrow for burial
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