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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
TO PRISON
IN FIGHT
F0RPE0PLE
Editor of Seattle Star Sen.
fenced for Criticising In
junction Ordered in
Traction Fight. =.
BY United Press Leased wlre.)

BY United Press Leased Wlre.)
= SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. II. =
. Leroy Sanders, editor of the =
. Seattle Star, who yesterday =
. was sentenced to four months =
= in Jail when aaiudged in con- =
= tempt of court, today issued =
= this statement from the coun- .
= ty jail: =
; THE people of Seattle know .
, where The Star has stood, .
. and today all that The Star =
> wishes to say in the way of =
, comment is that The Star .
, stands today where it has al .
, ways stood-eor men as =
> against dollars, for right as =
) against wrong--for laws made .
. by honest men as against =
= laws made by dishonest dol .
; lars. And the fight will go =
, on"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
KNOX
FOR GOVERNOR
May be Induced to Quit Cabinet
to Lead Fight in Penn
sylvania.

PiTTSBuRG. PA. June Item
pestuous tribuiation for the Pennsyl-
vania Republican organization headed
by senator Boies Penrose doomed up
here to-day when Mayor William A.
MCGEE. OF P~ittsburs, came u fiat
for Secretary OF state Knox as
the Republican candidate for governor
next fall. Magee says he believe Knox
could be induced to- accept the nom-
nation and his declaration is generally
taken as a move TO forestall the NOM
ihation by Senator Penrose. OF a guber~
Penrose interests.
Since yesterdays Democratic con-
vention at Allentown there have been
Wild sensational stories told in both
the Democratic and Republican camps,
many going even so far as TO charge
that Penrose manipulated the conven-
ton. They declare that Penrose
wanted a weak Democrat nominated
in order that he might not be forced TO
a strong Independent Repub-
iican.
The point as to whether Knox would
QUIT the Taft cabinet for the govern
orship is being widely discussed. Close
friends OF Magee say that they are
satisfied the Mayor has some ground
for his statement that Knox would
accept.
Magee's declaration means a wide
split in Republican ranks and is ac-
cepted as a declaration Of war against
Penrose.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
Full List of Those Who Were Promoted to
Higher Grades or Placed on the Roll of
Honor for Their Good Work During the
Session Which Has Just Ended.
Many Finished Without Being Abb
sent or Tardy a Single Day.

Ida RAIDER, Katie Schultz. Ella Thomas.
Willie West, Earle Wood
Neither Absent nor Tardy.-John
Anderson, John Buck, anc DUNK
UNI, virginius Gin, Hubbard Lafoon'
Rose Meyers, Mary Netherwood. John
Plunket. Ella Thomas.
SD Grade.
First Honor--Euia Calhoun. Bere-
nice Gordon. Mildred Gibbie, Ruth Har-
~relson. Esther McGcorge, Milton Mey-
or, Inez Murphy, Ellen O'Brien, Caro-
line Pettus, Mary Phillips, Mary Wag-
ner.
other Promotions.-Myrtle Anderson.
Henry Curtis, John Core, Elizabeth
Gary. Louise Gcnmell. Herman Jones,
Sadie Kaufman. Wilmer Livesay, Will
liam Lewis. Frank Montague, Abe
son.
Neither Absent nor Tardy.-Louise
GeinmelI, Milton Never. Abe scfer.
ga Grade.
First Honor.-Rosa Fisher. Otto Jen-
nings. Max LIn6ner, Powers Sadler.
Other Promotions.-Giadys Amhros-
ELI, Aubrey Aaron, Louis Campbell,
Evelyn billiard, Dewey Gilbert, Arthur
Gatland. Edith Cartwright. Robert
Hughes. Coleman Hunter, Vivian Ken
drick. Edward Lemay. Howard Long.
u IAiltNS 1itihSSyt 9iAiihbh -
stuart McGary, Sol Scher. Howard
Spencer. Jack Thompson.
Neither Absent o Tardy.-Max
Lindner. Harry Darkanian, Howard
Spencer.
e-S Grade.
First Honor.-Edna Bull. Walter
Gray. Virginia johnson. Julia Lindner,
Arthur Whitworth.
Other Promotions.-Jessie Chadick.
S.I1kA cob Eatr1 \ An3ir1Tx-GE L-x4-nrf
Gates. Ethel Gill, Walter Green. Nita
Hudson. Joseph Johnston. Philip Joyce,
Reba Osbourne. Mary Richardson, Hal
lie Sanders, sam Turner, Aubrey
Twining. Ida Worsham.
Neither Absent nor Tardv-Raiph
Dombrower. Philip Joyce. Julia Lind
ner, Taylor Lafoon, Mary Richardson.
Ida W~orsham.
IA Grade.
First Honor-Otie Brauer. Edward
Chester, Virginia Gay, Elise Gepforth,
Lillian PIunkett.
Other Promotions.-Ethei Blanton,
Rozellal1 Burch. Theodore Disse. Hen
~ Fuller. Elizabeth Garren, Harry
Gregory. Gertrude Hatcher. Haywood
Hoover. Willie johnson. Marjorie Kratz
Cornelia Pollock. Bessie Taylor, Percy
Ttiier. Allen Womble.
Neither Absent nor Tardy.-Leslie
tati'SFt. EEuMdtd 1ifSiFir I1SftA "
Ter. Elizabeth Garren. Elise Gepforth,
Haywood Hoover. Adolph Meyer. Allen
Nomble.
70 Grade.
{ First Honors.-Julius Meyer. Isabel
Fuller. Turner Bethel. Edgar Crone.
Maggie Parkinson. Thelma Moseley.
Other ProinotiosS--Robert Goodwin.
Alma Gaines, Carl Iindner, Ruby OPP
penhoim. IrnIa Gsrdweil. Harry Maya
ttag1 Gtaet-an GfSfh Ftp sNr6xzEinE
John Doherty. Alan Day. jamie Rob
lnson. Minpa Booker. Bette Cooley,
Marjorie Lea.
Neither Absent nor Tardy.-Eugene
Deitrick. Harry Magarian, Clarissa
Siith. Bette Cooley. Alan Day. Carl
Lindner. Edgar Crone. Turner Bethel,
Julius Meyer. Robert Goodwin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
EPPS GRIEF STRIKEN
OVER LOSS OF FRIEND
Police Captain Inconsolable Because Trusted Companion Of Man1
Midnight Adventures Has Vanished Leaving No Clue
as to Whe reabouts. &

that men of the finest sensihfltkfe1 Il
are capable of great personal brAxs2z
cry, and can WELD a sublimsr tn4uHx8SS
ence on the battlefield than those WhoN2
are prompted to action by mere ant3sSS
courage.
AS die the embers on the hearth
And DER the floor the hadows TALL
M creeps the chirping cricket fortn0aS
And ticks the death-watch On t1MS
wall. A&4
Tha grows beneath the wAntnM A
light,
are the wan, sad features-thes98
The pallfd brow. and locks Of whttS
My father, when they laid thes down A
And heap'd the clay upon thy breA4N5
And left thee sleeping all alone
Upon thy narrow couch OF roaf
/ know not why | coal not weep ssas
The soothing drops refused 20 IollsEsss
And oh! that grief Is Wild and deep
Which settles fearless on the SIOUX
But when / saw thy vacant chair,
Thine idle hat upon the wall, 483
The book-the pencifd passage--fherNA
The tree beneath whose friendly she44
Thy trembling feet had
forth.
The very prints those feet had made ss
When last they feebly trod the eAfkA4
/ thought while countless ages Leo 5Ak
Thy vacant chair would vacant etenA4s
Unworn thy hat. thy book unreads
EfYaced thy footsteps from h e4nMy
And widow'd In this cheerless worl4 $
The heart that gave its love to t@44E
Torn X the vine whose tAndxJN
More closely round the falling tres.
o father! then for her and thee.
Gush'd madly forth the scsIasAN
And oft. and long. and bitterly,
Those tears have gushd IN -
years; @
For as the world grows cold
And things assume their own -
hue, @
'Tis sad 10 find that love Is found
Alone above the stars With YOU
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
bLACkSbURG NAME
DECREE MEN
Sixtv-Three in Graduating Glass
of Which Twelve are
Engineers.

Especial TO The Richmond Nirginian.)
p BLACKSBCEG, VA. June 17.-The
Virginia Polytechnic Institute has Just
closed the most successful session in
its history.
Stxty-three degrees were awarded.
the greater number of these being
bachelor of science. There were three
masters OF science. three mechanical
engineers. four civil and five electric
cal engineer.
The complete list of graduates is as
follows:
Bachelors of science--Elias Scarf
Alexander, Charlotte, \. c.; Arthur
Donald Austin, Roanoke; Vivian East
wood Ayre. Loudoun; Oakley Maurice
Bishop. Montgomery; Archie Clinton
Broce, Montgomery: Grover Cleveland
Brooking, Orange; Frederick Page
Coleman. Halifax; William Slater Co.
wart, Northumberland. Mason Wayne
f~rankentield. Pageton, vi Va: David
Warner Fry. Madison: John Donald
Hamilton, Warwick. Herman Bruce
Hawkins. Norfolk; Emory Kidding
Hodgson, Alexandria,: John Leyburn
Hughes Warwick: Edgar Joseph
Waldemar Huffman. King william (;
Louis Charles Isaac. Norfolk. Jacob
Henry keriin. Warwick: Frank KEEP
per, Norfolk; Herbert MCGOWAN King,
Henrico; Frank Beverly Lamb. Hem
rico: James Burleigh Lucas, Mont
gomery; Kenneth Walker Mackali,
Baltimore. Md. Caesar Pancratius
Massei, Henrico; Wallace Mcveign
Montgomery, Augusta: William Dallas
Moss. P~owhatan; Harry PLANE Mus
FER, Roanoke: Heath Campbell
Painter, Pulaski: David Marion Pitts,
Goochland; Karl Emil Eduard
ouantz. Hildeshein, Germany. War
rem Carpenter Ratheli. Wye Mills.
Md; Heath Montgomery Robinson.
Pulaski; Russell Moore Robinson.
Caroline; Frank Edwards Saunders,
Loudoun; Randolph Shackelford.
Charleston. s. C.: Hal Kelley Stone,
Fauauier; Louis Nalvelle Sutton, Din
widdie; James Steedman Thorn,
Prince William: Howard Irving Tuck.
York; Walter Augustus vaught. Giles:
James Elliott Nawter. Montgomery;
Gilbert Guy Via. Warwick; Louis Err
nest Walker, Henrico. Arthur Hills
Warden, Washington; Ellison Adger
Williams. Charleston, 8. c.; william
Thomas Wood, Norfolk; Henry Ar
cher Womack. Jacksonville. Fla.
Davidson Charlton Wysor. Pulaski.
Masters OF Seience-Henry Harris
Hin. Montgomery, Walter Langdon
Mallory, Montgomery; Horatio Sey-
mour Stahl. Montgomery.
Mechanical Observation-Disclosures
Arthur Calvert. n. Bloomfield. n. Y:
Henry Hoge Hutchinson, Augusta
James Steedman Thorp, Prince Will
liam.
Civil Engineers-Thomas Paret
Hicks, Montgomery: Louis Charles
Isaac, Norfolk; Joseph Talmage Lut-
treil, Fairfax; Walter Augustus
Vaught, Giles.
Electrical Observation-Disclosures
Crowder, Halifax: William Ives, Nor
solk: William Summers McGra W,
Henrico; Avian Grayson Walker. Bed
ford: William Thomas Wood, Norfolk
assembly wore the Official badge. n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17

Blanton. Elizabeth Blalock. Margaret
Newell. Bonnie Lewis, Mary Cneat'
ham, Archie Lyle. Junius ycle, Louise
Jordan. Ethel Wharton.
Neither Absent Nor Tardy-Junius
Sycle.
Grade.
First Honor-wiliiam Jordan,
Eugene Ferguson. Viola Taylor. Mar
garet Noble. Irving Smith. Esteile
Iiazelgrove, Robert Murphy, Claude
Andrews. Russell Lacy, Helena Bre-
Ing. Leslie Eubank.
Others Observation-Disclosures Hopkins,
America Flammia, John Hall. Jim
Dunn, Virginia Boschen. Violet Pal
more, Charlie Belk, Benny Lawrence,
Edith Tucker, Minnie Jones, Elnora
Pearman, Isabel Morrisett, Mabel
Smith. Carlyle Dunbar, Walter Wood,
Dorothy Marshall, Charlie Williams.
Neither Absent Nor Tardy-Estelie
Hazelgroye.
2 Il Grade.
First Ifoncr-Ellen Simons, Nir-
ginia Long. Elizabeth Bartol. Fred
Brumble. Carey C~renshaw. Ernest
Ackley, Oracle Smith, Virginia Law
renee. Louis Clarke, Harry Nieder-
Others Promoted-Helen larry.
Frances Chewing. Irving Gooch.
Fred Robertson, Wilhelmina Zacha-
rias, Ernest Woodall. Julia Whitmore.
Grace Melton, Robert Eubank, Louie
Garrett. Bessie Palmore.
Neither Absent Nor Tardy-Ernest
Ackley, Elizabeth Bartol, Virginia
Lawrence.
5 Il Grade.
First acknowledgement Carter.
Carolyn Mckee. Louise Metzger. Edith
Oliver, Kenneth Tiller, Helen Taylor,
Celeste Jones. Phyllis M~cncure, Neil
Crutchheld. Kate Blount.
theirs Promoted-NirginIa John
ston. Virginia Drew, Lille Rawson.
Pearl Dickson. Ruth Moncure. Lucille
Jones. Louise Michaels, Lucille Clarke.
Charles Lewis, Margaret Hayes, Ralph
Weinfeld. Margaret Ragiand. Sidney
Burnstein. Peyton Lynch, Leland An
carrow, Carlos Dunn, Louise Dixon
Neither Absent Nor Tardy-Mar-
garet Carter. Phyllis Moncure. Leland
Ancarrow, Virginia Johnston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
POEM WRITTEN BY
GENERAL JACKSON
Is Found Among Old Papers in
Baltimore-Was Published
in 1886.

BALTIMORE. June fT.-Mr. Abb
ner Greenleaf. 81 years old. OF this
city. while looking over a collection
of relics gathered many years ago by
his father. the late Ahner Greenleaf,
found In an old book a beautiful
poem attributed to Stonewall jack
son, the title of which is To Ny De-
parted Father"
The poem appeared in one of the
Washington PAPERS about February
4. 1885. Mr.. Greenlesf's father was
born in New Hampshire. and at mi
time defeated Daniel Webster for the
State Senate In a close and hard cam
paign. He spent the greater part of
his life In Washington. He died in
this city.
The poem and the criticism OF the
editor OF the paper in which 1t APP
peared follow:
TO MY DEPARTED FATHER.
The following beautiful verses
were written by the celebrated
'Stonewalr' Jackson. They breathe
the very essence OF poetry. No per-
son of taste a read them without
being moved by the genuine flial af-
lection, so ~tenderly expressed by the
highly gifted author. while the heart
is touched with sympathy by the
mournful strain. The smooth diction
and the charming melody of the stan
zas fall like melting music on the
ear. while the Imagination Is stirred
by the striking n impressive image
ry of the poem. the commencement
Of which is ~ weirdlfke that II fills
the mind with awe and admiration.
How truthful and striking are the two
last lines OF the seeon stanzA. Mark
how tenderly the poet refers to his
bereaved mother:
Torn like the vine whose tsndrils
III curled
More closely round the falling
tree.
There IL not In the whole range or
poetical literature a more beautiful
couplet than this. How sublime are
hi closing lines. Had the great
warrior written but this poem alone
II wouid have stamped him ~ :
genuine poet. and proved TO the w0Ysdf
W n HHErN7A 1kN Hf pEt AIKM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17

Brave Captain Epps, OF the Second
Police Station, is inconsolabie. lie
has lost his dearest. most ~trustesl
friend-a companion that has accom-
panied him on many a nightly round.
has never once failed him in all his
dangerous exploits. that therefore, has
been within reach whenever wanted
Many, many times, throughout the
years that Captain Epps has spent on
the force, has this friend buoyed up
the formers courage when 1t seemed
waning. Many times has its mere
touch beef sufficient to give -eassu;-
ance and send the captain ahead, oe-
ter mined TO follow the most hazardous
matter TO the bitter end.
Many times. too. has the sight OF
this friend struck awe and terror ETC
the hearts of divers Law breakers.
seer it has never failed to command
instant respect, and to give
weight to the captains every word.
UNREASONABLE this friend is mign-
ty. But though through the long
years it has ever proved staunch and
true. the loss prove more Keen IN
tina the captain is certain that II II
has attached itself to some one 9lse,
no matter how unworthy that pers9n
may be, the friend viii prove equally
faithful, eIually eIHCHSipuSs hNnss
ready to be called on at any hour of
III day or night, always performing
it's duty speedily, thoroughly.
This friend Is smail-not a hing
Of beauty, and Of a pronounced brn-
nette complexion. Indeed, II might
be considered ugly by the artisticaily
inclined. Undoubtedly. too, there are
o a few who would shudder at the
mere thought of contact with II.
But Captain Epps loves IL with a
love horn of long and intimate asso-
citation, and a knowledge of its true
worth. He misses 1t. He pines for IT.
Furthermore its loss Is apt to cost
him money.
For this that Is lost Is a regulation
police blue-steeied police revolver.
without il Captain Epps says he finds
himself in a uredicament not unlike
that of a game chicken thrown into
the pit without gaffs.
Captain Epps is busy hunting for a
clue as to the whereabouts of his
friend. but thus far his search has
been fruitless.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
ELBA SCHOOL

\ Grade.
First Honor-Bennie Clayman,
Gladys Davis, Donald Doggett. Anna
bel Gates. Ellis Hagen, wythe Jen-
nings. Hunter Lucas. Edward Peyron-
nett. Frank P~eyronnett. Emmy Shaw,
Irene Stein. Frank Tinsley, Herbert
Anderson.
others Promoted-Aiice Bradshaw,
Douglas Doggett. Allen Ellyson. 1ony
Giannotti, ollie Harris, Gertie Howard.
Annie Render. Henry Mahoney. Will
lie Miller. Wit Morrisset, Ross Pate,
Estelle Ratrie. Jennie Rosenberg,
Harry Staples. Harry Tyler, Thomas
Wash. Carl Lacy.
Neither Absent Nor Tardy-Edward
P~eyronnet.
A Grade.
First Honor-Esther Rloom, Nor
timer Crump. Raleigh Coates. Dorothy
Dickerson. WaSerly .sFranck. Louis
ellis, Gussie Greenspan, Helen Kelley.
Edward Lockhart, Clara Mansfield.
Lucille Seideu. Gladys Shelton, Au-
drew Tignor. Edward Trevvett. Gladys
Tyler. Ollie Wash,
Others Promoted-Albert Anthony,
Bernard Bradshaw. Walter Burley,
Aubrey Burruss. Fred Blank. Louis
Edelblut. Katherine EdeIblut. Joe
Giannotti, Anna ateher. Fannie kas-
telberg. Edward Krouse, Carrie Left
wich. Vernon Mallory. a Spiiler,
Harry Valentine.
3 4 Grade.
First Honor-Haryie Bawsel, Ashpy
Blank. Laura Bolton. Lewis Duke,
Mollie Hertzberg. Mabel Koontz. by
ron Markham, Angie Riddick, Elmo
Whitlock. t~r
others Promoted-Philip Alto. En-
NETT Goodman. Earl Hoy. Cornelius
King. Joe Meyer. Lena Otto, Claiborne
Peace, Buford Quaries. Edward Rose.
Henri Walker, Ollie Weis,
Neither Absent Nor Tardy-Joe
Meyer. Henry Walker.
"A Grade.
First Honor7Mary Cohen, Sadie
Spiller.
others Promoted-Esther Barney.
Leroy Britain, Esther Cutler, Lewis
Crump, Bernard Cox. John Fowler.
Lenora Garbett, Halle Cough. Lyn-
wood Granger. Clarence Glinn, Lily
Peatross. Hugh Powell, Forest Pow
ell. Lena Shelton, Irene Wiseman,
Grace Williams.
A Grade.
First Honor-Patrick Almond, Lot
tie Cough, Rachel johnson. Eta
Stone, Katharine Yous.
Others Promoted-Wiilie Alto. ELI
Captain. Meyer Cohen. Wilmer Car
doza. Melvin Cooper, Ruth DECKER
son. Alvin Farmer. Mamie Garbett,
Jesse Layne. Julius Meyer. Reginald
Mum, Birdie Powell. Gladys Rove,
Wanita Smither, frankie Wash. Ord
way Wash.
A Grade.
First Honor-McCaw Hughes. Ellis
worth Wiltshire, Lillian Burruss, Mill
dred Crowder, Venus johnson, Grace
Malcolm, Irene Mahoney. Scott SUIT
ton, Aylise Tignors
others Promoted-Harry Captain.
Greed Davis, David Grandis. Coleman
Hackett, Gilbert Mayo. Irving Meyer,
william Redfcrd, Charles Rowe. Nor
wood Schomburg. John wilkes. So
phie Bloom. Esther korb. Katie Ken
needy, Emily Schott.
Neither Absent Nor Tardy-James
Hatcher. Irving Meyer, Ellsworth
Wiltshire.
A Grade.
First Honor-Howard Davis, Matte
PAvy.
others Promoted--Arthur Edelblut
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
SENATE CONSIDERS
STATEHOOD BILE
Frazier Says People Of Arizoa.
and New Mexico Enticed
to Enter Union.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE STATS.
hood bill which has been consfdexe4a
side-tracked was up In the senate On
consideration his afternoon. s
Some perfecttng amendments Wa14s
offered by enato Bevertdge, H0pf444
senting Indiana. in charge Of the bin
and adopted. @
II view Of the elaborate report s1h&
mitted, Mr.. Beverage said no wonME
not explain its provisions ~ uan4As
length. He noted the chief diReren49
between the house n senate 0&llnS
and explained the reason for fheml. sg
The enate bill was ~advocAtod i
length by Senator Frazier. Demo0f4&0
of Tennessee. ranking democratic SAlS1kSSl
Der OF the committee on territof1oaI N~s
said the people OF Arizona md No41I
Mexico are fully qualified for nt&1&&SS
hood from every point OF view.
II should be accorded than AZ I 8inAf{(a
matter OF Justice. he said.
Frazier measured the qualfncatf0MzE
of the two territories as to area, podkMs
uiation, commercial interests h tE&
general intelligence Of their inhahx41s
tsnts. They compare favorAb1y,
said. with many States already n
Union, sS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17

The fact that your husband II y0lUf
husband does not mean that his 1ox(s
will be always yours. You did y6Q1kg
best to please and fascinate him 61|
fore you were married? You NEED ~
be even more fascinating and pt6ef4|
ing now. And why? You did N&f3
belong to him before; now you 00sss#SANS
1t 10 mans nature to be always
pursuit of something; therefore.
you wish to keep his love. you mp
keep up his interest in this rh2G1
Never let him feel that he has Aceun1fsS&
captured you. Flirt with him. teof2s
him (when he Is in the proper E10o1
for it,. Keep up the romance
long as possible. and doI'r get c41ESS
monplace. Flatter him: trust htn<Eas
and be careful not to make him jealSs
Gus.
jealousy. though an excellent tht5~5
for a lover. is a very bad thing Tor n
husband. One thing ycu must 1x4S
derstand-it is a very occasional 1stm1E3
who cares to be bothered with
wife's troubles He may expect yo
to hear and share all Ills. hut NJ Jo01
for nothing but brightness snd
from you. 1t rests with youx1
whether you think 1t worth whltoES
humor him or not. Only. II x0&EH
not give him the consolation Nc =
he will 60 elsewhere for Il. Gf
lose him In this way and yOMS
consider him lost forever. M
likes TO see his wife looking NJ
or cross, or miserable; theirs
have been many things 10 naAk9
so. but all too tribal to expl0t&9
him. The Wits who wants O.
her husbands love must mak&s@
her mind to work for it---NSoN
Life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17

SCHOOL
A Grade.

1 n Grade
EYrst Houor-Elise Cardoza, Ger
trude Ebei. Hugh Ewing. Jane Libby.
william James Mcdowell, Marshali
Mercer, Loise Moore. Robert Nelson
Powell. Grace Puekett, Harrison
Rucker. Creagh b. Ance
Schoreld, Harry SchwarZschild, Alice
sinton. Robert Valentine, Mabel VAL
entine, Bessie Winston. Franklin
Woodal Edward Woodhn. Howard
Yeats.
Other observation-disclosures Griffin.
Rosa Healey, Elsie Lucas. Rudolph
Miller. Joseph Phillips. Edwin U
ders. Duvai Sehpherd. Thelma Smith,
Garnett Smither, Seth Tinsley. Marion
Wood.
Neither Absent or T~ardy-Isosa
Healey.
"a Grade.
First Honor-Rixey Barbec, James
Belk, Eunice Gayle, Ashby Peasants,
Eloise Porter, Claire Reid, Eloise
Richardson. William Smith. Garnette
Smithers. Barton Smoot. Edgar
Stearns, Lounelie Stith, Joe Williams,
Leigh Williams, Virginia Woodall.
Mary Yeats.
Others Promoted-Isabelle Boschen,
George Burch. jeanette Chaplin,
Everett Conrad, Joseph Creighton,
James Dabney, August Delta. Florrfe
Evans. Albert Dixon, Cammy Grimm.
E.liza Jobson. Lilburn Lacy. Eu-
gene Moerefeld. Audrey Norman.
Stuart Parrish. Avis Smither. George
Sydnor, Rhonie Cllman. Mary Oliver.
Neither Absent Nor Tardy-F9orrie
Evans, Garnette Smithers.
A Grade.
First Honor-Dorothy Bingham,
Edgar Baughan. Leonora Doggett.
Jane Eubank, Evie Freeman, Marie
Jordy. Willis Lipscomb, Dora Lewis,
Ruth Padgett, Albert Smith. Sidney
Sands, Joseph Thomas. Rosalie Wills,
Josephine Winston.
other Promotions-Agnes Atkinson,
William Briggs. Alfonso Buttgen.
James Bryant, Jacob Burnstein, MAJ
Chaplin, James Christian, Clinton Dug
gins, Elizabeth Davis, Lawrence
Tom Heaiey, Jacksie johnson. Milton
Kuhn. Eugene Kinsey. Davis Lee,
Osceola Mallory, Gordon Maynard,
Marx Mitteldorfer. Wexford Nc
'Dowell, Mary Quarles, Charles Rosen-
field, Matte Shelton. Erwin Thomas.
Gladys Thomas. Shelton Woodson.
Neither Absent Nor Tardy-Ahonso
Buttgen.
A A Grade.
First Honor-Sam Bendhefm, Al
bert Claypooi. Bernhard Gasser. Gar
nett Granger, Henry Lawrence, Mary
Maynard, Mimic Moore. Randolph
Norman, Marion Smithers. Neva
Tompkins, Horace Wright.
Othor Promotions--Irene Atkinson.
Temple Allen. Walter Beeson, Reiman
Brett, Wesley Bradley. Bainbridge
Gates, Harvey Conrad. william Davis,
Ralph Dudley. Beatrice Dunn, Louis
De Russee, Joe Digs. Ftxhugh Fer
xusson, Richard German. Ned Holder
by. Lucille Izaynsss Gecrgs yackscns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17

A list of names. comprising the Rich
mond Public school pupils who have
performed their scholastic duties cred
itably during the yea just passed has
been presented Il superintendent of
Schools. DIR. J. A. e. Chandler by the
teachers of the various grades.
The lists includes the name or every
student save those poor unfortunates
who have failed to pass And hap
PLY there have been few of these lat
ter this year
The list CT honor pupils is an un-
usually long one, and is peculiarly
gratifying to the teachers. There are
also a number of pupils whose names
are worthy of mention in that they
were neither absent nor tardy a single
day throughout the IA
The full list Of honor students and
those who have been promoted tollows