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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-16

~ Beg Your Pardon, Sir; the Lady In
Black, Sir, Would Like to speak to
You"
serve before she pushed her chair
back little and looked around the
room.
caught my first glimpse of her
face then, and confess it startled me.
It was the tall, stately woman Of the
Ontario, the woman had last seen
covering beside the road, rolling peb-
bles in her hand, blood streaming
from q cut over her eye. l could see
the scar now, a little affair, about an
inch long, cleaning red through IT.
layers Of powder.
And then, quite Unexpectedly, she
turned and looked directly at me.
After . minutes uncertainty, she
bowed, letting her eyes rest on mine
with q calmly insolent stare. She
glanced At Mcknight for a moment,
then back to me. When she looked
away again breathed easier.
who il it," asked Mcknight under
his breath.
| OuJ8TlO. ! lOIMCO ~ VAIN ny
lips rather than said it. Meningitis
eyebrows went up and he looked with
increased interest at the black-gowned
figure.
l ate little after that. The situation
was rather bad for me, l began to see
Here was a woman who could, II she
wished. and had any motive for 81
doing nut me in jail under capita
charge. A word from her to the pc
lice, and polite surveillance would be
come active interference.
Then. too, she, could say that sh'
had seen me, Just; after the wreck
with a young womaa from the mu'
dered mans car and thus probabl
bring Alison West into the case.
: It is not surprising, then that al
little. The woman across tseemeo
NO hurry to 60. She loiteEeo over
3 demi-tasse, and that fnishe a. sat VIII
her elbow on the table, f,er chin
/. her hand, looking darby at the cnan'
l ing groups in the room.
/ The fun at the table where tne CO
J. lege boys sat began to grow q NJ.
a noisy; the fat man, now purp,i.
e shade, ambled away behi no MS eii
companion; the newspa per "o"e
s pinned on her business-li ke nat q,
a stalked out. Still the WOMAN as u
" next table waited.
. It was a relief when the meai J"
q. over. We got our hats "nu VIC
II about to leave the room, WHICH,
n waiter touched me on the arm.
81 beg your pardon, sir" he sa
:" but the lady at the table near I
IN window, the lady in black, sir, wou
10 like to speak to you
e, l looked down between the rows
D. tables to where the woman sat alon
her chin still resting on her hand, h
st black eyes still insolently starir
te this time at me.
ed I'll have to co." said to McKnig
es hurriedly. "She knows all about tn
affair and she'd be bad enemy
al Il don't like her lamps Mcknie
it. observed, after a glance at her. II
er- ter jolly her little. Good-by."
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-16
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Contain Msressr~.

naware Of oIntmsnts for cstarrh Thae
Contain Msresv~.
~ D.vrcury VIII surely destroy ne
v-se Of smell ana completely derange
the whole system when entering u
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians, as the damage they win do 10
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derice from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
4 Co., Toledo. o.. contains NO mer-
curry, and 10 taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucou.
surfaces of the system. In buyine
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. It IL taken internally
and made in Toledo. Ohio. By ,. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold BY Druggists. Price TIC pei
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for csnsti
patton.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-16
CHAPTER XVIII.
A New World.

A New World.
Hotchkiss, jotted down the bits Of
telegram and rose.
WELL" he said, we've done some
thing. We've found where the MUIR
derer left the train, We know what
day he went to Baltimore, and. most
important Of all, we have q motive for
the crime"
1T seems the irony Of fate" said
Mcknight, getting up, that q man
should kill another man for certain pa.
pers he Is supposed to be carrying
And he hasn't got them after all, de-
eide to throw suspicion on another
man by changing berths and getting
out, bag and baggage, and then, by the
merest luke Of chance, take with him
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-16

in the valise he changed for his own,
the very notes he was after. 1t was
bit of luck for him."
Then why" put in Hotchkiss doubt
fully, why did he collapse when he
heard of the wreck? And what about
the telephone message the station
agent sent? You remember they tried
to countermand 1t, and with some ex-
element"
I'VE will ask him those questions
when we get him." Mcknight said. We
were on the unrailed front porch by
that time, and Hotchkiss had put away
his notebook. The mother Of the
twins followed us to the steps.
Dear me-" she explained volubly,
'and to think I was forgetting to tell
you! put the young man to bed
with spice poultice on his ankle;
my mother always was . hrm believer
in spice poultices. It's wonderful
what they will do In Group! And then
took the children and went down to
see the wreck. 1t was Sunday, and
the mister had gone to church; hasn't
missed day since he took the pledge
nine years ago And on the way I met
,wo people, . man and . womsa
They looked half dead, SO sent then
right here for breakfast and some
soap and water. I always say soap !!
better than liquor after a shock"
Hotchkiss was listening absently
Mcknight was whistling u-ler hi
breath, staring down across the fell
to where a break In the woods showet
half dozen telegraph poles, the lin
of the railroad.
1T must have been IL O'Clock whel
we got back; l wanted the children t
see everything, because it isn't likel
they'll ever see another wreck Xix
that. Rows Of"
About IL o'clock" broke in, IAN
what them"
The young man upstairs wa
awake" she went on, "hammering a
his door like all possessed. And
was locked on the outside!" Sh
paused to enjoy her sensation.
Il would like to see that lock-
Hotchkiss said promptly, but for som
reason the woman demurred. Il wi
; bring the key down." she said and di
appeared. When she returned sh
held out an ordinary door key of tn
cheapest variety.
I'VE had to break the lock-" she vo
unteered, land the key didn't turn u
for two days. Then one of the twin
found the turkey gobbler trying
swallow 1t. 1t has been washed since
she fastened to assure Hotchkis
I who showed an inclination to drop
; You don't think he locked the doc
: himself and threw the key out of tt
: Window" the little man asked.
= THE windows are covered VIII
o mosquito netting, nailed on. The mi
d ter blamed 1t on the children, and
d might have been Obadiah. He's II
quiet kind, and you never know VIII
e he's about"
Hes about to strange. isn't he
i, Mcknight remarked lazily. "or is tn
I OBADIAH"
: Mrs. Carter picked the boy up al
d inverted him, talking amiably all Il
u] time. He's always doing it," 81
d said giving him shake. "Whenev
II we miss anything we look to see
. obadiah's black in the face" She ga
= n b1hor vhaksy Ana the aunfter ! n
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-16
Seven and a quarter" l replied.

Seven and a quarter" l replied.
well, it's only piling up evidence"
he said cheerfully. ION the night Of
the murder you wore gray silk under
clothing, with the second button of
the shirt missing. Your hat had L.
b. in gilt letters inside, and there was
a very minute hole in the toe Of one
black sock"
FLUSH" Mcknight protested. IF
word gets to Mrs. Klopton that Mr.
Blakeley was wrecked, or robbed. or
whatever it was, with a button miss
ing and a hole in one sock. she'll re-
tire to the Old Ladies' home. I've
heard her threaten It."
Mr.. Hotchkiss was without sense
Of humor. He regarded Mcknight
eravely and went on:
I've been up in the room where the
man lay while he was unable to get
away and there is nothing there. But
found what may be possible clew
in the dust heap.
MRS Carter tells me that in un
packing his grip the other day she
shook out of the coat of the pajamas
some pieces of telegram. AS l fig
ure it, the pajamas were his own. He
probably had them on when he ef
fected the exchange"
] nodded assent. All I had retained
Of my own clothing was the suit o
rajamas / was wearing and my batl
scbe.
Therefore the telegram was his
not yours. | have pieces here. bu
some are missing. l am not discour
feed, however"
lie spread out some bits of yellow
maper, and we bent over them curious
y. i was something like this:
Man with p Get
Br-
We spelled 1t out slowly.
Now" Hotchkiss announced,
make it something like this: The p
is one of two things, pistol-you II
member the little pearl-handled a
fair belonging to the murdered man
or is it pocketbook. am inclined
the latter view, as the pocketbook ha
been disturbed and the pistol ha
not"
took the piece of paper from tn
table and scrawled four words on 1t.
Now | said, roarranging then
..it happens, Mr.. Hotchkiss, that
found one of these pieces Of tho tel
: gram on the train. l thought II 20
leen dropped by some one else, 70
see, but that's immateriai. Arrange
this way 1t almost makes sense. n
out that p with the rest q q
word. y lnasins y - y ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

Hart, Eddss wtllafd, UcAa Haskst.
Lille Marttn. Elisabeth WhitloW.
A grade Ellsworth Ford. 0eOfot
Riohwine. Mary Barnes, Alma pear.
hart. Ailenc Ford. Alberta ml1tArd
Minnie Hardy. Mildred J0yn0s.
2 II krade-Adciaide 3oode. Meta
Richardson, Gladys Hainmili, Jesst<
Maynes Thelma whitlow. Katherine
Tyler. Mamie Munson. ThelmA Kelly.
Henry Anthony, Ambrose Bryant. Ln-
wood Ball, Aubrey Burton. Ramon
Rreeden, Roland Chapman, Bernard
Luck, Gcnevieve johnson.
2 A gr8tic--Wrny Barker, Charles
Ford, Withheld Adams. clyde AIfen,
Stuart. SeaweIi, Leslie Richardson
walter Mckeel. NettJe Smith, Garnett
slinserlnnd, Dorothy Cornell, Aiiss
Wakefield. Alma BRYANT, Della Man
tlo.
r grade--violet Adkins. Ella Lig-
ran, Ollie Chapman. Grace Foster,
Matte Walker. Beatrlce Trasnum. H.
abel Atkinson. Rubie Foster, Louise
Phillips. Mabel Bailey, Frances Hob
land. Lily Parish. Ruth Boharnon
Harold Griffin. Ramon Walker, Earle
Rowiey.
A grade--I4illfan Hopkins, Sweet
sey Newsome. Ida Eliinger, Coral
strank. Bertn Tignor, TheIma Havnes
Veruelle Cobb. Chastine Swami. Sem-
! uel Swami, Earle Ford. Charles Gas
ser, David Scott. Charles Whitman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

Z b srade BRIGHT Ksck.
n 1rade---t rank skusooH u. Wiz
iie Harran f1). Kathleen Hs0wnang,
Nnfgnerlto Tobaen. & 4
Il b grad Scott Suttoa, Liiiixn
Anrfuss, Ellsworth Wiisshtrs. Eunice
EYans, s
= Erads-Iyy Bufrua. Annie Rob
ertson. Sarah Wash.
b grade George Britain, Meta
albh Elisabeth Hasyroye.
Fl n 9rAdeEyA Ellia, AAreuor1te
Butler, MAdKe Lucas, Wade bowman.
Bertha Firth. zelLah 6chwartA Glenu
Wick.
b srade-Aary Cohen. Venus
KFouse. Elsie LAwiA Maud Nowlan.
Lily Peatross. GAdts Gpilisr. Marion
Tyler. Dudley Mallory.
A Ethel Barnes, Marion
Koch. Mamie ELLIS, Peldieton lea-
mana, Ryiand Blakey. Clayton Spain.
p ds-I4iiitan Fisher. Elmo
"a grade CLIFFORD Bailey. CHAR
Icy Koch. Madge Davis. Lsita Davis.
Icy Koch, Madge Davis Leita Ellis,
Doris Council Emma Britain. Eliza
18th Browne. Rosa Davis, Marte Her
III. Leslie IsbeL Elaine Scott. Gadie
, b grade 3ussie Grsenspan ca,
Lx1te LuDner. Ethel Napier, Ollie
Wash, Walter Talbot.
A grade bernard Anthony,
James Davis. Hugh wash. Fanny
Bowen, Minerya Cosby. Louise Gates
Molile Hackerman. AIica Lnmsden.
Luclile Miner, Ruth McMuilfn, Jessie
McKenna. vivia Perdus, Catherine
Shredder. Hattie Shaw, Rosa echwartn
y grade GLADYS DaviA Bernie
Clayman. Ellis Hagen. Edward Pey-
fonnet, Frank Peysonnet. Louis Levin
Percy Walker.
a grAde-Arthur Bailey. James
Baltimore. Lottie Bowle1, waiter
Burch, Emily Browne. Aubrey Elicit
Mary Flippen. Ida Greenspan. Norvell
/ Henderson. Alma Mallory, Emil May.
| er. Lewis Mayo. Mamie Napier, Helen
Tarrant, Virginia Hare. Maurice
Campbell G. r. johnson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
klFFNER

B-Edward Chester. Virginia Gay.
elise 0~pfArth, Cornelius Pollock.
A--WAlter Gray, Julia Ltudner.
Edith Schremp.
B--Max Lindner. Powers Gadler.
Mary Rullington.
8 A-Celeste Carleton. Hlise Dues.
berry. Mildred Gibble. Dernice Cor
don, Ines Murphy. Esther Nc0eor8e.
Caroline Pettua Roy Repass. Mary
Wagner.
John Plunkett MAY Hutchin-
son. Elsie JcfIries, Bessie LsEnon. Rose
Meyer. Nellie Repass. Katie Schultx.
Winnie Tucker.
A--Heisn Cronc. Ruth billiard.
Asher Herman. Grace Roberts, Es-
telle Walker, Ewing Wall. Murrte1
Wood.
1 -Halsn Dennis, Carl Gepfarth.
Margaret Morrixette Louis Perrin.
Sarah Turner, Helen wilkes,
Arlene Barlowe, Katie Lindner.
Wayne beavers, llarrisOn Killibrew.
B--Enens Pitcher. datn0a Roberts,
John Hall, Lille PrnsIA
3 A-MaFy Hover. Ores Rand, Bees
sic Richardson. Earle Be4hel, HarA
Rurch. William Grove. WIlliam Judd,
John Roberts
BTownsend Horner. Gsnr9e
Hutchinson. Lora Fitchss.
: A--EdnA RichardSop, 0fAdya
Riley. Virginia Taylor, Gladys Wig
gins, Naomi williams N1gsns 1anka,
sJsAn cras. cA.riss Hir.ch-
field.
Awiriam coo6lin. CHARLES
Couch. ELISE Dancy.
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SIDNEY
3 gradschristine Moncurs.

B grade-Christine Moncure.
"A Grade--Lurine NuckOls, Dor
othy jenkins. Alvin EIite, Sadie Cree
~. Marie WIN. Maggie DuSan. Pearl
S b srads-Georgia woodward. Is-
ga grade-Grace Bolton. Bessie
BrightwslL Susie Lewis. Robert Clark.
Kathryn Wafthen.
81 b grade Mamie Weymouth.
George larry. Mary Sttth. Emma
Rowland. Miriam FranciA Henry
West, Blanche Delaney. Emma Lind-
sey. Aubrey stratton, Cora Overley.
IA srade-wIiiis Miller. Ethel
Blackburn, Doris Urban. Calista
Bayns, Katie Blount. Leone Gay. vir-
ginia oarnett. George Hanks, Wexford
Trevilian.
B grade--Lopise Daprato. Gladys
8 a xrade--Ann Warthsn. Frances
FrAnck, Garland Bayne, Paul Jones,
Bertha Bayne, Cyrcne ArnAil. Herman
FAudree. Bertha Rowland. HOge Win
ston, Rred Robertson. 0enevieve
Quinn, May Tuck. Norma Walther.
B gradeMay Adams. Alice Boil
ton, Lizaie Clark Dorothy Gary. WIN.
fired Harris Lena Hobson. Marion
Lindsey. GLADYS Miller, Gladys Tyler.
IA grade Gladys Pilkinton. Fran
cis Mnteheaon. Annie WAltker, Arlyno
Parrish, Mary Turner. NeldA Glaxe-
brook. Lucy Tyler, LeonofA Robinson.
Lounelie Gay. Gladys Mosu. Leslio
Shepherd, Edward otertx Marie
Jones. virginia Wiikinton.
b eradeJach Alycott. AndfoW
shspherd, Ruth Crowder. lean Frazer.
Violet Stone. MAr9aret jennings. Yer.
nellie West. Jessie Lucaa, Thelma Tuck,
Ruth Mcconnell. Luctlle Howafd.
Dorothy Hargrave. Ruth HankA Myr-
tie Ialley.
= Grade. franklin Cnwson. wii-
10 Cowardiu. Charlie 0ribhie. Frank
TImberiAke, Violet HNea, Josephine
HAsaangeF. w FaudreA, EehAl Fenner.
LallJen Tfoet, CAustllA Gerber, MARCEL
n Iecky. Thelma LetEh. Oster IsurAa.
I4iiltAn Eyth9Os. Mabel Powell, Mli4a-
botf NtTeet yohnnla White. Ruby
W0odspn. &
As 4 Grade Penabroks Bryant,
ErthAl Cole. John Creighton. George
Doftr1ck, Lawrence Dun1Imoro, RMy-s
|nond EAx3s. TreylllfAn Green, Arthur
Kelley, Sterling KING Lester Row
lauds Reginald DtitMas. Edward Win
Ief0M Charlie GRAY. Norma. Haur. Lu-
fcille Butler, Avis pApfN4c, Bertha
Hughes. Avis IMwrence, Elinpr swami.
Aiine TimbsrIake, Garland KNllaMa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
HIGH SCHOOL

The principal Of John Marahail
High school, james G. Harwood. has
,..nnr,aa ~ pr rA r. .nand,.-
-
"npesHi'ciiucHt. nv i"i'owAhk tss "
pupils on the roll Of honor for the
month ending November 70, 1910.
Honor pupils IN tfie high school are
those who have Obtained 20 per cent.
on each study, who are perfect IN de-
pertinent and who have no unexcused
cases Of absence or tradiness against
them.
Ftt--Ruth Bradley.
B--Howard May, VIII Parrish.
Ruby Blocker. Pauline Harmon.
Aileen Irvine. Elma Meredith.
A. iMary Williams.
A. Rudolph Brauer, Gordon
Gibson. Clyde Webster. Louise BALD
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
rey Crenshaw t1l. Virginia Lawrence
tsl. virginia long s2).

rey crsnshaw ts). Virginia Lawrence
(S3. Virginia Long az.
b Gfade---Sadie IsAwrsmcs, ElOise
Richardson, AiIecn william. August
ptetx Joseph White. Claude vaughan,
.. A Grade Elizabeth Chesterman,
Morris tsoidstein, Henrietta Gates,
Tavenor MacGrcgof. Louise Heindl,
Samuel Mckee. Sanshine HofFhejmer,
Garnet Richardson. Doris Hmith.
Theodore Rotschild, Gladys Snider,
Harold Snead. Virginia Spicer. Cary
Ellis Stern. Norris VIII, Joe Mont
gomery. Waite Nelson, Edward Cal
isch.
b Grade--wfliiam Cottreli, Har.
old Dudley. Joseph ID, Egieston, To
bin Flamnia. Grace Lawrence. How
ard Liesfeid, William James Mellow
ell Marshall Mercer. Lydia ssarvay
Creagh Saunders, Harry Echwarz-
schiid, Julia Smith, Christinn Strait
man, Mabel Valentine, Lillian Weis-
Tiger. Bessie winston ). Edward
Woodfin.
4 A Grade Maxine Bendheinl. Nir-
ginia Elan. Gwandolyn Hatcher, Ran
dolph Hose, Dorothy Hunter. Mosco
Huntley. Gertrude Judah. Adele Lew
lit. Miriam Norment, George Prid.
df, William Ready, Charles Ready
Margaret Saunders, Mary Eowe Sims
Leon Strains. Tyler Waggnman Eliz-
Williams. Ruth Thompson.
A Grade--prcston Walsh (2)
Catherine Lynch ~. Addie Leadbet.
ter. Margaret Lane az, Margaret
Haase t21. Doris Cogie az. Cathleer
Carter t2). william Mallory To, Will
liam Woody t1). Walker Womack ca
Melville Slaughter CD, Carey Mount.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
JOHN SMITH

The principal OF John Smith school,
Mr.. Taylor. mas reported to Dr. j. A.
Y. Chandler, superintendent, the fol-
lowing list Of pupils on the roll of
honor for the month ending NOvem-
Der 80, 1910.
Honor pupils are those who have
obtained the rating A on scholarshlp
based upon the work OF the entire
month. who are perfect In deport-
ment and who have no unexassed
sases OF absence or hardness agAins,
them.
is--Reita Rear. Virginia johnson,
Clenine sissyn. Mary Noble. August
Stiile.
A. Moses Stern. Leah HIrshbcrg,
Margaret holman, George Brief, WARY
'fhonlasson. Mary Shorter, Ellen Pur-
die.
B-Alice Seeds, Asile Hancock.
Gertrude Sauerald.
y A--ueorxe Gaaser, Irene Briel
LalTouche, Margaret Monroe, Rosa
Somma, Zillah 6hackelford. Susie
Wahn.
. BJames Harvey. Milton Martin.
Douglas M1Tyrc, John Winn, Clara
Bradley. EinOra Brown, MAr9ie Dunn.
Louise Sauewaid. Mary Stuart.
A-Arma Allen, Liciilc Coleman.
Virginia Griffin. Sadie Sptilberg. stow
art Tucker.
BBernice PurdIs. Ines Price.
Alvin AUSTIN. james Hatcher.
Joe MEMBERS. Essie Ehrstein. HAdle
Fisher. Arax Kambourian. josie
B-Marion Briel. Elizabeth
Dugan. Mary Mitchell. Blanche Jack
son, Alice Wiley.
A--Idllian MitchAli
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
POWHATlAl

I B-Leurau Andefson ~ Louiss
Williams.
I A--Nicea Duval. viru1nia Pullian
Marie Hudd
! B-Dthei Arperson, 1TAas1 Link. =
Gwathmex, Mildred 6uel11n8e. MArgA-
ret Hrp0kA Beatrice reMor. Ells
RAansa
"a 8 A-FIerman Booth 49, Adams
EstclIs Lester. CorneiiA H1SM
s b 4Bsrnard Moe1o4 MargRrel
Bailey. Helen Greenwood 0ladvp john
ston, Ruth Reason.
3 b 1-Page Kelly. Ndn& IAwsOn
Ethel e8nlfhAii. Alce watkins
s A*1--Mattic Cole, ThfluAA Hadd0ck
Pearl Seamster, drA&n 0eAmater
Father 9hotwell. Florer1e4 GIL Andrew
Wslch, MAlvfn Martini. II;
5 n l--KAthsrine 8itnpecta
. A 1--1Gartha Bates Vir1tntA Green
Marion Long. Beulah Hoesgt10a, VIZ
Einia sharp. Hugh Coepfs Netoey &am-
ions. John Wright.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
sFERSON

Z B-Elsie Hardin Hannah HAr-
field.
Z ADMISSION Gentry. Dora Lon
don, Ruth PAssamaneck. Gladys Pal
matary. May Rose.
H--Coieman Andrew& Claude
Woodward. boris Cottrell. BERTHE
Robinson. Josie Roth.
Taylor.
B--Lee King, verna Miller.
A--l4Arry Want, Hattie Lacks.
BleTtle Golden.
A--Bernice Dickerson. Charlie
Melton, Ashby Tyler, Joe Marks,
Hyman Epecter, Harold Rose, Eva
Gordon Marie jenkins Mny Mills,
RenR PAssamaneck, Annie Treyiliian.
Mabel Davis.
B--carroll Francis, Mallory
Triniyer. Llbyd Bryant.
A--None.
: B--AiIna Tucker, Hazel Marks
A---liiliard Young, Ramon An
dreHa. Milton siegei. Gordon Carr.
ella Howcry. Ida BSrilent. Annie
AGED. Lucille I1avien.
B--William Abbott, Manrice
Breitstein. Charles Bryant. Phiiil
EdisM william Johnson, Vernon
Kahn. Eva SiddonA, Reeve Passa-
maneck. Solomon schwartz. Michael
Marine, Virginia Howery. Ruth
Marine, Emma Peroe, Genesieve Ty-
son.
/ A--Kcndall Abbott, Marie Drum,
Carrie DAbney, Beatrice Goddin,
lmogene Godsey, Title Goddin, Edna
Manson. Clarence Tyler, Beatrice
Smith, Myrtle Thombs, Rachel Zim-
norman, Bertha Kritt. Ben Andrews.
Eli Bloom. JAMES Turner, Meyer
Whisky.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

n u t3rs thel KstL Irsns lcv
CoOk4 ROdNphil Jetsr.
A Ntx6s Alma Craddoek O.
stnue Dysos Kathlesn Hoiltns. staa-
ny BsaAIe6 Il
I d t3sads sli,son caAuldinx, ufsos
FolIaasd. 1ftanle 1Gsi3uwelL Rsttra
1Faskin4 vaitsr u 1llnaston. Bdith
0anA Hinn,ft Ha1ail: sssrrSe asr-
melmAn. Ltn1sod Goda1ys lfyrxls
sauvassr. WINS oxanhaxn.
n 0rado John Cervaftch Ef1fe
Iiarrsr. EImA yohns0n. Albert Coz
8 b Grade Richard rhon,AA MI
de Lowry Writ christfasI BsuJaA
a 0rads--1.ouiss wessel rt..,s
Harvey Bryant Raleigh Dillon. Ray
Mcdowell. B s. III Isl 4 ss
1 u GRADE Elsis Duks. Alma Duks,
Evelyn Palmer, Hazel Peay. clyde
MoAilister. bernard Aarlow, ANON
Durham.
. B 0rade IossphiaS raltey. Faos-
sic Nilla. Essio Noritx Ethel DodSon,
Gertrude Dayis, Lynwood I.Andfurn,
Helen Bsrkert. Lillian Davis. Hassi
Hun.
a 0rade-I.ncy Christian. Thelma
Williama, Ruby Dale. White Rraxg,
Clifton Patterson, Courtney AlIef.,
Nina BrAgg. Fannie COttrell, Lena
Allen, HtIda WellA
3H Grade Beatrice Davis, Juaaon
WILLIAMS, Nellie Allen, Aneta vayo,
Louise Waldbauor.
3 a Grade Russell slough, Louise
Goodall Sarah Mason. Haael Ken.
KAtie Keiium, 0ayneiis Martin. LII
lian johnson. E1mirA Ruflin, Made
Tine Palmer. Alma Hall. While
Clark, BlantOn Durvin, Ernest Sheets.
b QrAde-Alna Williams, Emily
Waldbauer. Adele Webster, Emma
Thrift, Margaret Rose, Olive Chris
tian Eva Lowesy, Fred harlow.
Claude Patterson, Hnwood Dale. WiJ-
lie Nc0Iinn.
2 A Grade-Harry HoilinA Hunter
McAllister. Luther MArti1. Hunter
Pryor, Florence CottrelL Anna Clark,
tie Lecler. Lois. Wright. Sadie Pear
san, LuciIie Mason, Emmees Atkinson.
b 0rade-Ruth watkins, 1fAbal
Mahanes. Helen Hun. Jessie Kidd.
Marie Christopher. virginia Christie
pher, Robert Garrett, LAwrence Wor.
reil. Charlie Mitchell upsher Black
burn.
IA Grade---CorA Ford Est0liA Per-
kinson, Charles Blunt, Henry Rhodes,
Percy chinault. Robert Thompson.
Virginia Harper. Alice Moore. John
Atwtll, Ira Carter, Clinton Mundy.
Louise Ennis. Marie Glrtett. Bessie
0arfhFight. Evelyn McNamara, Ray
mond Mcnamara
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sRafa Cnsrie shelton. Emily Shield.
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G1tasA Juliet Wocdsor, Mamie
n. F7oresacsa Baur. Hester Bruce,
NJ II grade Myrtle Hianton, Mar
I3&y3x. Leah Hirshberg. Louis
1M atdncy Morton. Emma Parker
SSa Shomaker.
II Crude Willie Cordle, Harr,
SnrAeSA Sidney johnson, Grace
4e1l HyavanIA Saead, Helen Wat
n s1 ID fsrase--A nnie Brooks. Arthu,
Pauline Jones'. Alice McSwee-
Gordon Slower. Phoebe Ward.
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DIlSs AAry Pepie. Nathalie Kramer
am Moosison. Wqthe Wakeham
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