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Evening journal., 1909-05-15
STUDENTS ENTER
GOLDEY COLLEGE
Miss Pauline L. KOICk Gets
Honor Grade in Shorthand.
Many Students Passing
Examinations

New students continue TO enter the
College every week. Clinton Il. En-
NETT has just arrived from West Vir-
ginia TO enter the comercial depart
ment
This is most excellent time Of the
year TO enter either the commercial
or the shorthand department. The Col
lege will be in regular session all sum-
mer Students who desire TO take a
vacation may do so at any time with
out interfering with their work
The 1903 catalogue" is in very great
demand Every day some one writes
or calls at the College Offices for it.
Miss Pauline L. KolclS has passed the
125-word-a minute test I'm shorthand
this week. She has been one Of the
most successful students in attendance
this year.
Miss Theresa McVeigh. Miss Nellie
Mackay, Leland r. Russell. John L.
Harris and Robert Winner passed the
100 word a-mlnute test in shorthand
this week and viii now go on for first
grade standing
Harry c. Galway, comercial gradu-
ate Of 1903, has been appointed this
week to a position as clerk in the War
Department Washington.
The following have passed the SPELL
ing examination recently: Miss Eta
Powell. 9S per cent; Miss May Os-
mond, 96 per cent Miss Byrdie Irons,
96 per cent Miss Anna Denny. 90 per
cent; John 2. Harris. 96 per cent; JOS
eph Pyle, o. per cent.
Miss Phoebe Dawson and Miss Beulah
Grihiths passed the 35-word "a minute
test in typewriting this week.
Miss Nellie MaclSay and c. Edward
Porter passed the English examination
in the shorthand department last We'd
nesday.
Miss Olivia Fitzgerald and Cecil
Graham have passed the -word-a-
minute test in shorthand.
Miss Margaret Larimore and Leland
p. Russell have passed the 40-word
minute test in typewriting.
The commencement exercises will be
held June q.
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

The following transfers Of real estate
have been recorded since Tuesday.
Gustav Neumann. executor. to Anthony
Pozycki. southeast corner Beech and
Franklin streets sss5.
Edward Mitchell, Jr. TO Charles G.
Guyer, west side of Van Buren, street. 81
feet south Of Tenth. $3.50.
Guarantee Title and Trust Company IA
Howard d. Ross. east side OF Edge Moor
avenue. 2o2 feet west OF Todd's Lane. SIC
The same property by Howard Ross and
wife Of George A. Wolf. 500.
Thomas Tatnall 10 Harry n Reburn
northwest corner Twenty-ffth and Jeffer-
son streets. s225o.
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
WeekIy ststement Of esnk..

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK. May 1.-THE statement Of
the Associated Banks as issued to-day
shows the following changes:
Reserve on all deposits. increase. Sc. $780,
AIS; reserve on deposits other than U. S.
increase, 3Ioos.es7; loans. decrease. $3.50
400; specie increase. s6,o19.1OO: legal ten.
ders. increase. Si.229.1oo; deposits increase
81 300; circulation, decrease. s57,7oo; totsl
loans. si,siO,61seOo
Surplus of the hanks is sl5. .oS5.025 against
s72.53l,s5o last year and Si9.2see25 two year.
age.
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
phIIadeIphla PaIr Wed IAere.

Charles J. Stackhouse and Miss Car
rie B. Grant. both OF Philadelphia,
were married here today by the Rev.
G. T. Wyatt, pastor Of Harrison Street
NJ. 2. Church. The couple obtained a
marriage license from Magistrate Rob
ertson and proceeded at once TO the
preachers horne where the mutual knot
was tied
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
Nlary. and Mlss BessIe Emeraon.

Mary, and Miss Bessie Emerson, of
Frederica, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. ]. w. Faucet and two children.
Rebecca and Anna, have returned to
Georgetown after a visit of several
weeks in this city and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Margaret Collins Of oxford. Pa,
is visiting her sister Mrs. J. $. Johns
ton, No. 2405 Washington street
Miss Margaret c. McDermott. OF
Centreville. spent last Saturday and
Sunday at tho home Of Miss Ethel
r. Moore. of Kennel Square.
Miss Hattie Foster has returned
home from Chesapeake city. Md.
where she has been visiting for a few
days.
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
CHARGED wlTHEp coNsPIRINo
TO DEFRAUD GRAIN GRAIN MEN

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PITTsBURG May 15-chsrged with
consprng to cheat and defraud the Chi
cago Board Of Trade Of certain grain quo
taiions, by tapping certain telegraph wires,
Isaac ~ Barto. former general wire and
repeater chief Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. and william L. Thomp-
son. and William H. Smith, arc under ar
rest here. Barto was unable to furnish
ball, and was sent 10 jail. for a hearing
next Tuesday. Smith and Thompson gave
bail.
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
Social and
Personal


Dr. II. W. Kellogg was a Rehobcth
visitor this week.
Miss Odessa Kistler, OF West Ches-
ter. was a recent visitor in this city
Jamcs Alexander and Mr.. and Mrs
r. III. Hannum, Of West Chester spent
yesterday with local friends.
Miss Scott. of this city, has been
the guest of Miss Mary Windlc, Of
Kenneth Square.
Walter Carrow, Of Frederlca. spent
The past week here and In Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. r. J. Lindaie. Of Wyoming. IS
spending several days In this city.
Mrs Stanley u. Prouse and son.
George, arc guests OF friends at Dover
Mrs William A. Webb. OF Milford.
is visiting friends here and in Phila-
dclphia-
Mrs Everett Sylvester has returned
from visit 10 her sister. Mrs. Charles
Parker. of Loipsic.
Miss Ida Gibson has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. William Reed. Of
Magnolia
Mrs Ellwood Eillen has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Charles Clifton,
Of FELTON,.
Mrs Edith Melvin aud daughter.
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
REAR ADMIRAL GOODRICH
QUITS NAVAL SERVICE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK. May i5.-Rear Admiral
Casper +. Goodrich returned TO private
life today after forty-eight years In the
naval service OF the United States Rear
Admiral Goodrich relinauished command
Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard to Captain
John 3. Murdoch
Admiral Goodrich was greeted with a
salute OF thirteen guns from the battle
ships Rhode Island and Massachusetts
in the harbor, during the formal turning
over Of the Navy Yorw TO the new COM
mander. He left for his old home in
Concord Conn.
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
WOMAN BEATS QUARTET
IN FIGHT TO SAVE HAIR

Fonr nurses and a big. husky night
watchman had the time OF their lives
at the Farnhurst Asylum yesterday while
attempting to cut the hair OF Mary Hall.
an inmate OF the hospital. Tne nurses
were knocked out and not until the ar
rival OF George Poole. did the nurces
succeed In their work.
Mary, of course. didn't want her hair
removed. when Miss Ann Butterworth
started on the job Mary objected and she
was having it out, physically. with three
other nurses when Poole arrived
Evening journal., 1909-05-15

Am. Locomoti s7IRock Island "a
Anal. Copper. Sd st. Paul ...Iso3l
Am. Smelling oslSouthern Pac. I217s
Am. Sugar Co is3lSouth. r. Com 3os
Atch. I. q S. iooBl Union Pacif ISS s.
B. & o.. II43SiU. S. ST. Com. SO IS
Brooklyn r. T. 7eSlU. S st. Pref. IISA
Cenl Leather 3oia Wabash Pref. 5oH
Ches. & Ohio. Is = Western Unio 751s
Denver & r. G SoIAsphalt Com. az
Erie Common js%l Cambria Steel3S y
Erie. Ist pfd ...5I5f lElec. OF Amer. I75s
Louisville & i3el Lehigh Nav. los \
Missouri Psc.. -4K Leh. Valley .zo5s
Mo. Kan & 47%lN'thern -enl
N. Y. Central 1871 Phila. Rap. I 343s
Nor. Pacific .. T354 Phiia. Compan a.
Norfolk West. oIL Phila. Electric II
Peoples Gas rI5xiTonopah rs
Pennsylvania notwithstanding. IS
Reading I57Bl
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
THREE BIDS WILL
BE REJECTED

Bids were opened today in the United
States Engineers office for building an
addition 10 the dwelling at the Cape May
Light Station, but IN all probability. the
bids will be rejected, because they arc
too high. The bids were as follows: W.
l.. Cummings and Son, Cape May, So
500; Hiram W. Godfrey, Cape May
Court House, se.sO7. and Walter n. Hand.
Cape May, $685..
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
Never Worry Social Entertained.

On Wednesday evening Messrs Alex
andor. Compton, West and Brice enter
tained the Never Worry Social Club.
at No 2O2 East Fifth street. with a
musical treat. after which refresh
mcnts were served. The next meet
ing Of the club viii be at the home Of
Mrs Platts. Twenty-fourth and Mar
ket streets
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
Enoaoement Announood

Mr.. and Mrs. c. !. Grandhomme an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss NJ. Louise 70 Ernest l.
Green. Miss Grandhomme is one Of
the most popular young women Of
Ccntreville and Is an accomplished
musician. Mr.. Green was formerly n
resident Of Johnstown, Pa. The we'd
ding will take place in the latter part
OF June
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
Report Of eoard Of HeaIth.

Secretary Joseph wigglesworth, OF
the Board Of Health. reports i6 deaths,
IS births and Sc marriages this week.
comparde with IA deaths, 20 births and
30 marriages for the corresponding
period Of last year.
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
HERE is RELIEF FOR WOMEN

II You have pains in the back, Urinary.
Bladder or Kidney trouble, and want
certain. pleasant herb relief from
Womcn's Ills. try Mother Gray's AUS
TRAIIAN-LEAF." 10 Is a safe. reliable
regulator. and relieves an Female Weak
nesscs, including Inflammation and ulcer
ations Mother Gray's Australian Lear
Is sold by Druggists OF sent by mall for
80 cts Sample sent FREE. Address,
The Mother Gray CO.. Leroy, n. "
Evening journal., 1909-05-15

Epworth Church to Give Concert.
Epworth Church choir will give a
concert in Goodman NJ. r. Church on
Tuesday evening. Miss Nellie Hanna.
elocutionist. and the Mozart Male Quar-
tct will assist.
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
Inar-Hnarn-

Jackson street, and Miss Pansy y.
Hearn, of No. s31 Poplar street, were
married at Scott NJ. y. parsonage last
evening by tho Rev. w. G. Koons. Mr..
and Mrs. Lear win live at No. 3O5
South jackson street
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
DEATHS

Martha r. Mcdonald.
McDONALD-In this city, on Nav 18th
1909 Martha r. Mcdonald, aged 6S
years.
Relatives friends. Ladies' Of the Red
Cross and Ladies Of the G.. A. r.. are in
vited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her daughter Mrs. Drucilla
Emmons Griffith, No. Goa Poplar street
on Sunday afternoon. May 18th, at 3
O'Clock. Services I'm Epworth NJ. e.
Church, at $3.50 o'clock. Intcrment at
Riverview Cemetery
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
FARMERS AWFUL CRIME
Shot Wife and Sleeping Children and
Then Committed Suicide.
BY United Press Leased Special wir..

BoWLEsVILLE, Illinois, May i5.-The
coroner is today investigating the cause
OF tho quadrupio tragedy near here.
Henry Williamson, a prosperous farmer
yesterday, went 40 the bedside OF his
wife and children. and shot all them
while they were sleeping Then he best
his wife's body with stove poker. ltt
afterwards poured kerosene on the floor.
and set it afire. With the flames leapins
around him. Williamson placed the re-
volver to his temple. and killed him
self.
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
Stock Markets

Closing quotations from r. D..
Laokey g. Co., Bankers and Brokers,
members Philadelphia Stock Exchange,
s43 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
FOR SALE-HORSE. CHEAP. FOR
want of use. 5035 Market ST. ml5-2
XNANTED-NEAT YOUNG WOMAN
for upstairs work and waiting.
Must be experienced. Call after 730
Inl9-lt. 6l2 King street.
Z OR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
centrally located apartment, FIVE
rooms and bath and large front porch
Address Y. Journal ONCE. mi5-3t
T OST-FRIDAY EVENING. BETWEEN
- Delaware avenue and Broome street
and circus ground. silver belt buckle on
belt II found return TO 1906 Broome st.
mi5-1t.
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
.HearttoHeart
Talks.
CHURCH OR cIRcUsl
BY EDWIN. A..NYE.

copyright, 1909 by American Press Asso-
ciation.l
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
Grain Market

Reported daily by F. D. Laekey g.
Co, bankers and bra<ers, members
Philadelphia Stock Exchange, S43 Mar
ket st.
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
UP STREAM LIGHT
NOW DISCONTINUED

United States Engineer Rand announced
today that one Of the two lights. the
upstream signal a. the Cherry Island
Front Ligh1 station, az Edge Moor. has
been discontinued. Only the light show
ing down the Delaewsre river viii here
after be seen.
The upstream light Is no longer neces-
sary now that tho new Bellevue Range
Light az the mouth Of the ChrIstiana
river has been placed in commission.
Mr.. Butler President Of Book Men.
Walter l.. Butler was elected presi-
dent OF the American Box Agents As
ISOLATION at the convention held in
New York yesterday
Evening journal., 1909-05-15
WHEkT
COIN.

WHEAT CORN. OATS.
July Sept. July Sept. July Sept.
l139s 1858 6Sh 66ss 51& 46ss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-11

would not amount TO anything consid-
erHbie. The family positively deny a
story circulated last night that a
meeting between Airs. Kellner and the
alleged k%idnapers had ben arranged
for this morning.
one OF these mysterious One in
black" who usually figure in cases OF
the Kcllncr kind was discovered by
reporters today in the vicinity Of the
home OF Mrs + l.. Kellner, Sr., and
her actions excited suspicion. The
police, who have searched every vault,
stream. empty house ana alley in a
radius of half a mile OF the Kellner
home. devoted their attentions late
today to- watching this woman and 10
running down the story OF an aged
RUSSIAN peddler who said he had seen
In southern Indiana today a girl who
might have ben Alma. travelling to-
ward Madison. Ind, and Cincinnati
with a man IN a wagon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-11
NATURE TAKERS WOULD
PLAY IT LOW DOWN
ON 0EFENSELESS HEN

Can a hen be fooled by a trick of
The imagination into laying three eggs
instead of one every twenty-four
hours This is the question which
some fakirs are now working on.
Hens are to he kept in absolute dark
ness for several hours TO represent the
night. then a brilliant electric light is
to nc turned on at intervals To repre-
sent daylight These fakirs declare
that hens carry large numbers of en-
bryo eggs which are never laid be-
cause OF the long established habit OF
laying but n every day.
II the habit was truly universal
there would be no To play any
tricks like this on the respected hen,
h originator OF sunny side mp"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-11
CLUB MEMBERS ARE
RALLY|NC To ITS
SUPPORT
BOND SUBSCRIPTION
IS NOW ASSURED
Committee Meets With Even.
More Enthusiastic Reception
Than Was Anticipated and
Success Is in Sight.

Il no~ appears that the member,
1T ghe Commercial club 81 A%lhuquer'
cue wilt raise without difficulty the
seven thousand dollars necessary In
addition ~ the $4,000 Pacific Mutual
loan 10 fnahie the club to obtain pos.
session Of lts property and get or It's
feet ready for n vigorous campaign Tor
q greater Albuquerque.
The committee IN charge n the sub
seripti0nE for the second mOrtsagf
bonds. consisting Of George l. Brooks
LerthoId Splits. Noa HELD and O y
Marion has - faT calier on euty y
nr fafn members who failed t. enfhuas
and Mr Brooks said last nieht that
the bonds viii be- ail subscribed among
the members Of the club The new
SHOULD be a source 0f the creates
qualification of every person interested
in the success or the club ia lts re.
organization campaign
The plans Of the club officials ar, |
so eminently business like and clear
that every member ~ the organ |
lzation has taken hold e-nthuslastleall, !
and there Ia evident q teamwork |
gDirit which shows that the club Il
back It's old time vie0r and
All trace anon the business
men and citizens Of any Dissatisfaction
With the methods Of the club in tn
past have diFa ppeared and everyone
y boosting. In Short things at presen
~ looking mighty good for n Com.
club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-11

Peterson. Dewey Naples. Helen Lind
Joe Garcia. Eddie Maharsm. Walter
Berger. David WEIGH. Pearl sawteiic.
airline NonernAn. John Oiiphant,
George Arnot. Hcrminia French.
Ennice Thorne. The Third ward. SO
grade. having no opponent ut the Sec
I ond ward. spelled down FOR the prize
and Richard ~szyfnanski o
Second ward oBtest with Fourth
ward. ~ grade contest. second ward
won. Prize winning pupil. William
Long Pupils standing at end ~ on
test. Second ward: Marjorie Bloom.
Carrie Edwards. Lloyd Keilam. Mar
garei Collins William Long Fourth
ward. none
In the 81 grade contest the Fourth
ward won The prize was taken rs
Erie Fletcher. Fourth ward pupils
standing az the close: Edgar Dye. Ar
thus Becker. CIaud Mann. Amado
Chaves. Freda Henriih. Anita Osuna.
Libbie Oiiphaui. Helen Goetz Helen
McIAy. Florence weller. Charley
Manward, Erie Fletcher. Grant Mann.
Builard, Lorna Lester. sec-
ond ware pupils standing Walter
Nell Stroud. Edna Clark. Alice
Hutchinson. Morrison Stewart. How
srf Maser
n the - contest. the Fourth ward
had ten pupils standing az the cinse
iRaiust onc First gardcr Forty-threc
ward pupils started. however.
tWeuty-six FIRST warders
'ioiet Peck won the prize ana the fol
owing children finished Marion
itone. Eugene Montgomery. Mabel
Katherine Abeil. Eugene L.
'ow. Nathianel Stone, william Rul-
John Pcguc. Clarence Johnson.
The prizes were awarded be draw
~ the conclusion ~ the different F.,
vents. Nine substantial and useful :
were awarded. an Of which /,
'ere awarded. an 81 which were do
10y stronRs book store. I,
a final written contest win be held
the various ward schools IN April i,
Commenting on the results of the :.
bee. Superintendent W. y =,
last night said that the con- !,
Hts had developed g number n |,
spoilers in an the schools and :,
at the good effects we're manifold
Great interest has been manifested
the matches. said Mr.. Sterling last, "
-ening. and ! am well plased with
g results The children have Worked
for the past three months pre- {
ring for their contests against .
In the different wards and !"
ans pupils who were poor spoilers At \
81 last year have improved wonder =
~ this year. t.,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-11
NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
AWARDED TO FRENCHMAr

Christiania. Dec 10-The Nobel
Peace prize as awarded today is di-
Nided between Baron d'Estournelles
de Constant. president OF the French
parliamentary group for international
arbitration and NJ. Bernaiert. former
minister ci state OF belgium and Rel
gian representatlve az The last Hague
peace conference.
The Nobel Peace prize has been
awarded annually for nine years on
occasions II has been divided.
Three years ago It was awarded 30
Theodore Roosevelt IL represents.
OF the income OF the estate.
Of the late Alfred u Nobel. the Swed-
inventor whose will provided for
the establishment % the Nobel fOun-
dntion and the giving annually OF five
prizes 20 those who were considered
have accomplished most In the pre-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-11
STILL BELIEVES IN
DOCTOR COOK
Wake, Who Knows
Where Explorer is Hidden,
Says Latest Attack is Pure.
Fabrication
In, NstaIns Jaunsl .-.el.l r....a NIr.l

Nc~ york. Dee fo-Charles Wake.
an intimate friend OF Dr Cook rallied
90 his support today with "a statement
rcasserting his confidence in the doe
tors integrity and attackiug the cred
ihiity Of captain a W Loose and
Goorgc ~ Dunhic. who have sworn
that they assisted the explorer in the
preparation OF data concerning the
North pole. The statement says IN
part
There Is no shadow Of doubt ln my.
mind hat ;hcir s;ory Is q fabrication
! ask no more than the public suspend
Judgment until the doctor la suffi-
recuperated 10 take up the bat
tie against his d~etractors
Meanwhile in the serenity OF has
retirement. Tar rom the ROAR Of the
~sn CREASED affidavit m.i.s. he H. IN
rntirc ignorance Of this latest tempest
IN "a teapot ms I propose a. keep my
by respecting his retreat. /
an saN. however, that he Is not now
and has not been In my sanitarium.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-11
K|ONAPERS ELUDE
LOUISVILLE
POLICE
All Day Search for Little Girl.
Who Parents Think is Held.
for Ransom in Mistake for.
Rich Relative.

NY Morning Journal special leased Wirel
Louisville. Ky, brc. i0.-Though
story after story has been Investigated
hS the Louisville police. the where
ahouis Of "S-year-old Alma Kellner.
who disapDcared from her home
"Wednesday morning. remains an
known tonlcht
p l. Keilncr. father OF the girl,
said today that hc believed his daugh-
ter WAS looking at toys IN the shop
windows on Walnut street phen
somebody nailed her"
~, said that tho child made friends
with strangers IN q quick responsive
way and that after She had attended
church Wednesday she wandered
among the Christmas displays.
Meanwhile children resembling Al
ma keilucr have ben reported To have
been seen forced into covered car
riagcs hy voilod women, roughly
dressed men aud the like. observed
walking mp and down street car aisles.
hurried into T,li City. Ind. where an
alleged disgruntiel relative OF the
kcllners Is supposed 10 live. while
another story Is hat Alma was mis-
taken Tor her clcVen-year-old aunt.
Meta kcllner. an heircss. whom Alma
resembles.
The city has distributed 500 circu-
offering an unspccined reward for
The recovery OF the child. and the en-
tire police forces of Louisville AND
southern Indiana towns are busy IN
the case.
Frank Fehr. millionaire hrcwer and
uncle Of ths missing child. said today
that r L. kcilner was not IN a posi-
uon Co pay "a ransom Tor Alma and
that, while r l. kellner. 81. had
been q rich thc Juniors share
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-11
FOURTH WARD AGAIN
TAKES MAJORITY
Of PRIZES
North End Pupils Demonstrate
Their Ability TO 0ut-spel
0rthography Experts From
Other Schools.

The FOURTH ware pupils demon.
stfatesf again yesterday afternoon that
they are the champion spoilers ~ Tho
city by winning the majority of the
events In the spelling bee. participated
10 by a large number OF scholars OF
the various classes Of the four ward
schools. Thursday the Fourth ward
boys and girls badly worsted the Third
warders In a number u spellinp
matches which proved highly Interest
inR 10 the spectators. The s-1 Fourth
ward pupils defeated the 5-l Secont
ward scholars yesterday afternoon
sixteen Fourth warders being on then
feet at the time Of the contest ugains
two Second warders.
The CO. Fourth Nardors also o 0
the match from the First ward pupil
~ that grade. fourteen Fourth ward
scholars standing al the close. against
no First warderu
In tine match between the az
grades OF the second and Third ward
the Third warders redeemed them.
selves for their defeat al the Fourth
ward Thursaay by having fourteen
pupils standing at the close. against
five Second warders. In the 5-i con.
test the Fourth ward Won from ths
Second ward by d large majority and
the AZ Fourth ward classes worsted
Inc s-e First Nurdrrs by a good mar
pin.
The Fourth ward. however, met de
feat az the hands of the 81 Second
ward pupils. five Second warders re-
manning ia the game until the end
while only one lonely Fourth ward
pupii managed 60 stick Il out
The 81 Fourth wardcrs won out
over the Second ward 81 grade. az
did ALSO the 81 and So Grades.
The results follow
Tho 81 contest. Ward -Four won
Rosa barrow. winner OF prize. Fourth
ward started With 30 pupils. the Flrs
ward with - The match ended with
20 Fourth ward pupils standing
against ! First ward
The e-i contest Ward -Four won.
Prize winner. Donald Darrow Pupils
standing al close OF contest Fourth
ward. Margaret Gnllecos. Katie Ra-
dnrucca. Evelyn Trutter. Elsie Berger.
Wanda COOK. Mabic Philips Pauline
Horrsdaile. Nellie McMuilen. Ethei
McMullen. Ethel McCaskey. Grace
Iiouquet. cecil Packert Harry Roth.
Louis Roth. Eertic stern. Donald Oar |
row Second ward. Eda Wood. Grace
Hun
Fourth Nard contest with First
ward, SO Grade Fourth ward won. !
Prize winner. Charles Heyn Pupils
standing ~ end of contest Fourth
Marion Wellington. Alfred
Henry Loeba Heieu barrow
Gilmore Reynolds. Clarke Watson.
Pomercnk. Howard Mann
Cnntrcll Frank Mckee. Jr,
rhelma Sawyer. Iteha Conner. Charlcs
lieyn. First ward. noue
Third ward contest with Second
ward. grades ~. Third ward won
Prize winner. HermoniH French tn,
standing AZ closr 90 contest
Third ward. Wt4rner Thorue. Bought