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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-19
Notice of Election.

A meeting of the stockholders
of the Lexington Building and
Loan Association will be held at
the office of the Secretary on
Tuesday April 5, 1910, for the
purpose Of electing thirteen (1S)
directors and for the transaction
Of such other business as may
come before said meeting.
w. G. McCausland, Pres.
J. R. Moorehead, Sec.
3-1S t3wks.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-19
Teachers Examinations.

The March Teachers examina-
ton will be held at the High
school building at Higginsville
Friday and Saturday March %
and 26.
The order of subjects will be
as follows:
FRIDAY.
Geography 500 a. IN. to $3.50
a. m.
Language 900 a. m. to 1890 a
m.
Algebra 1000 a. m. to l1;8O a
m.
Orthography HOO a. m. tc
1890 p. m.
Grammar l;8O p. m. to 800 p
m.
Arithmetic 2;8O p. m. to 4;OC
p. m.
Literature $3.50 p. m. to SOC
p, m.
Reading 4:8O p. m. to 600 p
m.
SATURDAY.
Civil Government 500 a. m. tC
8 100 a. m.
oa u g OO:6 GIoas!H s n
1890 a. m.
Agriculture 1000 a. IN. to II; 81
a. m.
Adv. Science Hoo a. m tc
1890 p. m.
Physiology 1870 p. m. to 800
p. m.
Pedagogy 2;8O p. m. to 400 p
m.
Adv. History $3.50 p, m. to 5;0C
p. m.
An applicant for renewal vii
not have to pass in the sub
iect of agriculture.
A person holding a second Of
third grade certificate and ap
plying for a certificate Of 8
higher grade must pass in the
additional subjects and in the
subject Of agriculture.
An applicant for first grade
certificate will still have three
sciences from which to make
an election-physics, physical
geography and elementary bio
logy.
H. T. PHILLIPS,
County Sup't. of Schools.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-19
Dover Notes.

Capt. Ryland TOdhunter
of Lexington was here last Thurs
day.
DR.. G. T. Ryland of Lexington
was here professionally Monday.
B. F. Cox of Rockford, Neb.,
came in Friday for a few day
visit.
Ed Armbrewster of Corder was
here Thursday.
Miss Ada Ryland of Hodge
spent Saturday and Sunday with
the Misses Corbin.
Mrs. Grace Ebersole is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Hilton
Lewis, at Williamsburg, Kansas.
Mrs. Oliver Martin was called
to Norborne Monday to nurse her
sister, who was seriously burned
last Thursday.
Mrs. w. T. Stark who was SER
iously sick for several weeks here
at her mothers, Mrs. Lizzie Mes
ninth, was able to return to her
home Sunday evening.
Miss Leona Phillips came home
last week from an extended stay
in Kansas City.
Misses Sallie and Virgie Cor
bin shopped in Lexington Mon
day.
F. B. White, DIR. Claude John
son and DR.. Temple Payne of
Lexington were here last We'd
nesday.
DIR. Frank Carter, wife and
son and Mrs. Odie Carter of Lex
ington spent last Sunday with
DIR. w. G. Harwood and family.
Rev. Bruner spent last Satur-
day night with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Evans.
Mrs. Beauragard Slusher of
Bates City is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Neer, who
is quite i'll at her home south of
town.
Little Ralph Cole was thrown
from calf Monday afternoon
and had his right arm dislocated.
B. w. Vaughan, c. E. Hodges
and Rudolph Yokely had business
in Lexington Saturday.
Geo. B. Gordon of Lexington
spent several days here last week.
W. w. Meng left Monday for
his new home at Wesco, Mo. Mrs.
Meng did not go on account of
the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Malinda Haggard.
w. w. Cole and Mrs. Mamie
Littlejohn spent Monday in Lex
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Vaughan,
Mr.. and Mrs. w, B. Harwood
and little son, Kennerly, spent
Tuesday in Higginsville.
Capt. Zeysing and 0. w. Hag-
gard had business in Lexington
Saturday.
Edmond Vaughan had the mis-
fortune to stick a thorn in his
ankle last Saturday which made
a very painful wound.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-19
3-18 t3wks.

Alexander Graves returned
Wednesday from a business trip
to Kansas City.
Sam Poole went to Kansas
City Thursday morning where he
viii locate.
Mrs. Frank Bowman went to
Kansas City Thursday for a
few days visit.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-19

Mrs. Ben Steele went to Kan
sas City Wednesday morning fol
few days visit.
L. G. Peak went to Kansas
City Wednesday morning for a
few days stay.
Mrs. Harry Blodgett went to
Kansas City Wednesday morning
to enter 81. Mary's hospital.
Mrs. W. II. Bour went to St
Louis Tuesday evening to at
tend the funeral of her sister.
Mrs. B. C. Cessna.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-19
Mayview Notes.

here last Wednesday to attend
the electric line meeting. Mark
is well posted on electric railroad
talk. If he can succeed in get
ting some of his enthusiasm in
to the minds of the people, this
line will be surely built. 1t seems
to us to be the right thing for
the people to take hold of. Now
is the time to act. Do not become
a knoeker.
Miss Sevilla williamson spent
several days this week with Miss
Marguerite Bennng.
Miss Bernice Ham of Corder
visited with Miss Grace Van Ars-
dial last Sunday.
Miss Nellie Heidbrink spent
Sunday in Kansas City with
friends.
Miss Rosa Wehking is in Kan
sas City having her eyes treated
by a specialist.
Mrs. Mary Serat and husband
returned this week from a trip to
Florida where they had been for
the health of Mr.. Serat. He is
feeling better by the trip.
j. II. Burgan, Walter Chiles,
Lyman Land and Sam Klein
schmidt of Higginsville attended
our electric meeting.
"Spring has come" Ben Hig-
gins, D. f. Herr, our town Mar
shal and others, through the gen.
erosity of S. NJ. Greene furnish
ing the marbles. There was a
hot contested game on Thursday.
'Take vents, no rounding, knuck-
le down" and so on could be
heard a block. 1t is good for men
to become boys at times.
Miss Chastine Mckinney of
Kansas City came down last
Wednesday for a visit with Mrs.
G.. H. Plattenburg.
Upton and Ernest Smith
took in the wrestling match at
Odessa last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Laura Graves of Inde-
pendence came down last Tues
day to visit friends and see about
some improvements ON her farm.
j. H. Noting of Higgimsville
transacted buusiness here last
Monday.
Ray Beattie of Higginsville
was here Wednesday looking to
the sinking of a coal shaft on
the Showengerdt farm adjoining
town. We hope satisfactory ar
rangements may be made with all
parties concerned and that we
will have another coal shaft in
operation soon.
Mrs. G.. H. Plattenburg and her
guest, Miss Chastine Mckinney,
made a drive over to Odessa last
Wednesday to visit with friends.
A meeting of the citizens of
Mayview and vicinity met at the
Nolte Hall on March 16, 1910. As
per call made, T. NJ. Chinn was
elected chairman, T. T. Puckett,
secretary. The chairman intro
duced Chas. A. Loomis of Kansas
City who made a talk on electric
line from st. Louis to Kansas
Citv via Navyiew and towns ON
the C. G. A. railroad, said elee-
trie line being the st. Louis
Kansas City Electric Railway
company" The railway to make
Bates City, Odessa, Mayview and
Higginsville and within not to
exceed one half mile Of Corder
and Alma being the towns
through Lafayette County. After
Mr. Loomis made his talk calls
were made for others to talk on
the subject. S. G. Keinschmidt
made an enthusiastic speech for
the railway. G. H. Plattenburg
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-19

Capt. and Mrs. NJ. L. Belt of
Higginsville spent Thursday Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs, Chas.
Hoefer.
Mrs. G. C. Marquis spent yes
terday in Kansas City.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-19

Miss Lee Meng and Miss
Gladys Winn went to Kansas
City Thursday morning to spend
the day.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-19
An Excellent Recital.

An Excellent Recital.
The recital given Monday ev-
ening by Misses Minnie Willard,
Elvira Smith and Cecile Lyons,
candidates for graduation in the
department of expression, voice
and piano respectively, of Lex
ington college was one of the
most noteworthy ever given at
that institution. Each one of
these three young ladies is really
talented and is working in her
department not because she
thinks she ought to, but because
she likes to. In consequence there
was never a time during the rem
ditiOn of the program when the
audience felt sorry for the per-
former and hoped she would get
back on the right track. The en-
tertainment was not marred by a
single case Of ''lapsus memorial. "
Following was the program
PROGRAM
HAYDEN With verdure Clad
(From "The CreationD
MISS ELvIRA SMITH
MOZART, Coronation Concerto (Allegro
MISS CEcILE LYONS
HOMER GREEN st. Johns Fund
MISS MINNIE WILLARD
SCHUBERT, Auf dem Wasser zu singer
SCHUMANN Abendlied
MISS SMITH
CHOPIN Etude Ops No. /
SCHUMANN NachtstHck No. 4
BACH Concerto in Italian style
tAllegro Animate,
MISS LYONS
BRANSCOMBE wings
ROGERS oh, Drink Thou OF the Pur-
pie Wine
MISS SMITH
HELEN POTTER The Reading Glass
tArranged)
MISS WILLARD
RUBINSTEIN- Barcarolle in A minor
Vase Caprice h fiat
MISS LYONS
GOUN0D Jewel Song from Faust
MISS SMITH
For a college girl Miss Smith
sings with remarkable proficiency
and ease. She has a sweet voice
with abundant strength and
scope; her enunciation is dis
tinct and her expression pleas
ing. But it is her understanding
and thought and poise that lends
the special charm to her singing.
She appeared four times on the
program and each time was ap-
plauded heartily. Once she was
forced to give an encore.
Miss Willard appeared in two
vastly different numbers. The
first was serious and to a certain
extent emotional; the second was
comic in the extreme. She dem
onstrated her ability by holding
the large audience absolutely
still in the first and driving it to
paroxysms of laughter in the
second.
The playing of Miss Lyons was
indeed gratifying. She IS one of
the very few who have musical
ability and capacity for hard
practice. Her execution is accur-
ate and fluent, her phrasing and
expression intelligent, her power
of concentration admirable. She
has plenty of strength, too, which
is no incOnsiderable thing. There
are great possibilities in Miss
Lyons and so far they have been
well developed.
All three of the young ladies
acquitted themselves with credit
to themselves and to their teach
ers.
Mrs. Ben Steele went to Kan
sas City Wednesday morning for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
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 Alb
sent or Tardy Single Day.

Tucker. Louise schwerdttegcr, Isa-
belle Albertson, Allen Mosby, Mary
Troxler, Thomas Hollins. Edgar
Rouse
Otter pronotions-Gladys Witt
shire, Viola McCarty, Frank WorrolL
Margaret Hechlcr. George Tisdale. N-
sic Cartwright. clyde England, writ
Christian. Willie Reid. Lillian Kidd,
1nex kellum. Ethel Briel. Louise
Hicks, Roland Liggan. Alfred LUX
hard.
Neither absent nor hardy-Richard
Thomas, Writ Christian,
5.B GSade.
First honor-Eisie Harper. Helen
Perkins Jennie Avery. Elma Johnson,
iadys Munro, Walker Jeter Virginia
Strange, Myrtle Tyson. Albert cosby
Lillian Wright. Lena Fayo, Nerreli
Hughes. Mac Gary.
Other promotions-Viola Sterling,
Sadie Creepy. Jessie Edwards. George
Hardit, Corey Greenstreet, Clarence
Taylor. Leo Barnett, Herbert Gentry
yernice Hall, Clyde Thomas. Norma
Clyborne, May Johnson, Ola Williams.
Myrtle Beck, Earle Davenport, Gussie
Schnellenhurg. Lucille Redwood
James Sampson, Zelma Ellis, Corpe-
liza Tomlin. Trma Bragg, Lille sneed
Neither absent nor tardy-~lrma
| Bragg, Herbert GENTRY, Lucille Red
wood, Gussie Schnellenburg, May
johnson, Myrtle Beck,
! Ca Grade.
First honor--Ellison Gauldinh
! Minnie Mcdowell. George Germelman
Ltnwood Godsey. Grace Pollard, VIII
! lie Oxenham. Walter Miffieton.
Other omotions--Retha Watkins
Edna Powell, Ernest Burreli Cassie
1 Barlowe, Alice Hechler, John Ever
hardt. Isabel Morris, Charlie Finke
Helen Green, Herman Applewhite, III
bridge Gentry. Gussie Hayes, Annie
Unmussig. ,,
Neither absent nor tardy-Willi'
Oxenham. Herman Applewhite, Min
ME Mcdowell, Retha Watkins, Grace
Pollard. Cassie Bariowe
4 g-B Grade.
First honor--Harlan Hartness
Kathleen Hollins. Corine Dyson
Other promotions--Burnic White
Stanley Readles, Lillian Anderson
Annie Gordon. Harold Cavedo, Neaii'
Patterson. Andrew Troxler, Annie
Melton. Bette winston.
1 Neither absent nor tsrdy--Liiliaf
Anderson. Pauline Arnall, kathleer
Hollins.
IA Grade.
i First honor--Robert Harper, Her
. n.
johnson. Ethel keil. Matte Kellum.
/ Other OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES McCook
Mabel Lowry, Ernest Fletcher. Mag
daIene Dyson Preston Gregory, no
doIohfi letter. Carrie Bieson, Thomas
! oxenham. Wilson Gregory.
| Neither absent nor tardy-Heroer'
Beck, Rodlophil letter, Ethel Ken
Preston Gregory, Lonnie Tucker, Err
nest Fletcher.
7-B Grade.
! First honor--Graae Miller, Ethe
Patterson, Elsie Young. May Hall
Clarice Jones, Hubert Burks, 4os
Harbaugh.
Other promotions--Charlie McCar'
w Mamie Delaney, Mary Akers
! Wyoliffe Childrey. Ruth Mills, Ruby
Keck, Howell Hicks. eonard Fox, Jane
| Nuckois.
| Neither absent nor tardy--Leonard
Fox, Yost Harhaugh, Robert Waid-
bauer, Mamie Delaney, May Hall, Ell
sic Young. Jane Nuckols,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
Winners Of Honors in Public Schools Of Richmon(

ert Leadbetter, Bernard Harris, bon-
ME Thurston. Barkesdale Wood, Har-
ry Powers, While Zacharias, Inarne
Lewis, Edward Creepy Emmett Dunn,
Neither absent nor hardy--Bernard
Harrish, Emmett Dunn, Barksdaie
Wood, Helen Austin.
3.R Grade.
First Honor-Wolford IfeNh,ian'
George Hanks, Willie Miller. Alice Ma
gee. Willie Vaughan. Doris Grlan'
Leone Gay, Rudolph Cheatwood' Incl
man Jackson. Hazel Cole. Aubrey Will
kinson. Ethel Blackburn. ,,
Promoted~-Aubrey Gwynn. Leo Hili,
Howard Harris. Linwood Hendricks
Raymond Childress Mary Dunn, Louise
Powell, Annie smith. Hyburnla Snead,
Hazel Smith. Leoro Pusey. Herbert
Carter, Clara Marks, Lee Davis, Preson
BatkIns. Robert Burnett, Louise Boyd,
Lucille Heath, Edith Israeison, Andrew
Wilkinson, Willie Pulling, vivian Ioie'
Lille Brown, Gertrude Hit, clyde
Yarbrough, Kenneth Gerber, George
| Hit. Esteile Thurston.
! Neither Absent nor Tardy--Hybur-
MIA Snead. Robert Burnett, Linwood
I Hendrick.
| 4.B Grade.
| First Honors---Grace Bolton. BESSIE
/ Brightwell. Susie Lewis, Robert Clark.
Roland Sacrey. Kate Cartwright Mary
Swami, Louise Startton Gregg Guth-
row.
| Other promotions.-Bruce Lawrence,
Robert Fletcher. Ruth Trevillian, lr-
wing Schremp Floyd Whitelock, Bar
bara Hancock, Marie Cornell, Elsie
Davis, Ethel Jones. Earl Bottom, An
Z ME Clark, Charles Willis, Raymond
4 Drewry. John Hin. Milton Sanderson,
\ Frank kemmerer, Willie Burnett, John
Sanderson Sam IsraelsOp. Hazel Har-
vey.
Not Absent nor Tardy.-Grace Boil
ton. Mary Swami.
Sd Grade.
First Honor-Dorothy Jenkins, Ber
tina Nash, Alvin Hite,
Other Promotions. Raymond Lucy
Allyn Donaldason. Aaub F'ahoory
Anne Bracket. Pearl Dill. Grace Nu-
glIt. Marie VIII. Kester Han, Louise
Hill, Maggie Dugan. Robert Crane
Helen Sampson, AlVoy Hobson, Rachel
Smallwood. Bernice Doughty. Gladys
Lawrence, Edna Sprenkle, Alice
Davis. Willie Hancock, Rosa Burnley
Blanches Cottrell. Maurice Keys,
Neither Absent nor Tardy-Dorothy
Jenkins. Pearl Dill.
CD Grade.
First Honor.--Bessie Stith, Kathleen
Browning. Aurelia Davis. Edith Sch
remp, Olive Clayton Erma Bigbie
Margaret Omohundro.
other Promotions.--Edna Sampson
Flndora Bryant Lillian Hicks, May
Bray, Grace Keys, Thelma Brock, FL
sic Powell, Ada Nash. Carrie Cawson
Thornton Davis, Clinton Willis, Stew
art Vaughan.
Neither Absent nor Tardy-P@
Stith. Edith Schremp, Clarence Fran
els. Stewart Vaughan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20

lis, Helen Hill. Fiorine Richardson,
Annie Terrell, Lille White. Arthur
Carter, ConsuIo Copeland. Jerome
Deane, Andrew Hicks. Andrew Smith.
Ivory Smith, John Twine. Ernest
Wiley
2 II Grade.
First Honor-Sheriey Binns. John
Brooks. Louise Chambliss. Lillian
Martin, Rebecca Smith. Mabel
Thompson. Mabel Washington.
Others Promoted--Victoria Booker.
Nettie Burgess. Elnora Cousins, Cia-
renee Gates. Gertrude Howlette. Cor
don Hewlett, George James. Audrey
Jeffries. Francis Lunsford. Alice
Piummer. Percy Thomas, Clara White,
Lille White. Obby Watkins. Leslie
Martin. Lavinia Yates
Neither Absent Nor Tardy--Vic-
toria Booker. Lille White, Leslie
Martin, Mabel Thompson. Lavinia
Yates, Author Randolph. Oscar Berk-
ley. Louise Chsmbliss. william sweet.
3 II Grade.
First Honur--Eldridge TowLes
Herbert Crawley, Louis cambridge,
Jessie Hargrove, Mary Porter. Elise
Davis. Ethel Howiette. Minnie Page.
other Promotions--Harris Flem-
ing. Addison Bagby. Charles Jackson
Calvin Page, Joseph Mannings. John
Plummer. Inez Jones,
Neither Absent Nor Tardy--Aman-
da cambridge. Louis cambridge, Har-
rison Fleming.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
FULTON SCHOOL


First Honors--Junius Carter, Annie
Cousins. Purnell Deane. Magdaiena
Fuller. Thomas Faulce. Edna German,
Lottie Holgrove, Russell Hopsin, Mary
Stamper.
other Promotions. William Brown.
Georgia Carter, Thomas China, Gert!e
cambridge. Ivy Gaskins. Isaac Goode.
Floyd Gates, Ethel Henderson Frank
Jones. Floyd johnson, Isaac Pankey,
Percy Wiley. 81.
/ Not Absent nor Tardy--Wiilie Brown
Junius Carter, purnell Deane, Thomas
Faulce, Floyd Gates. Russell Hopsins,
Floyd johnson, Annie Cousins. Bertha
cambridge. Magnolena Fuller, Edna
German, Clara Gates, Katie Gates. Ivy
Gaskins. Ethel Henderson, Rosa Ran
dolph. Mary stamper.
"A Grade.
First Honors.--Bernard Smith, John
Royster. Virginia White.
other Promotions--Eddie Anthony.
Willie Braxton. Bertha Burreil. Louise
Garter, Leola cambridge, Leona Grant,
Elizabeth Hill Juell Hicks, Josie
Holmes. Jane Hunt, Willie Jones. elf
ford Mullen, Maggie Rannall. Irene
Scott. Mitchell Robinson. Bertha
Irvine, Hugh Walker.
Neither Absent nor Tardy Eddie
Anthony, Willie Jones, .Leola cambridge
Josie Holmes. Leona Grant.
ga Grade.
| First Elmore Bailey. Bertha
| Clements. Milton johnson, Pearl Nash,
Lorenza Register. Olevia Woodbridge,
| Other Promotions.--Sal lie Allen.
Blanche Barnes, Arthur Braxton. Celia
Carter. Christina Gotham. Lily Carter.
Alma Davis, Mozelle Gaskirs Walter
| Hawkins, Lucy Hill, Mary Jackson,
Robert johnson. Louis Robinson, La
mar Robinson, Irene Taylor. John Nen-
able, Nathaniel White, Madeline White.
Matthew Wiley.
Neither Absent nor Tardy
Allen. Arthur BraXton. Chas. Berkeley,
Blanches Barnes. Lily Carter. Mozele
Gaskins, Lucy Hill, Lily Jones. Robert
Johnson, Pearl Nash, Loronza Royster,
Mary Randolph. Lamar Robinson.
| Louis Robinson. Irene Taylor.
| A Grade.
I First Honor--Annie Brown, Calvin
| Gaskins, lnetta Gaskins Christins
! johnson. Clemmie Bossieux. Bertha
! Smith. Selena Booker.
Other Promotions--Walter Dixon
/ Charles Hundley. Etoiia Bagby. Sis
! teretta Barnes. Halena Berkeley. John
| Anthony. Burnette Melton. William
Washington, William Booker, Laura
| Nelson.
Neither Absent Nor Tardy--Annie
I Brown, John Anthony. Clemmie Bos-
sioux. Etolia Bagby, Brunette Nelson,
William Washington. Willie Hender-
son. Augustus Christian.
| 1 u Grade
First Honor--Robert Bullock. Bag
! by Admira. Arthur Carter, Consuio
/ Copeland, Andrew Hicks, Floyd Hun
ter. John Hill. CarIotta Hall. Bessie
Hackett. James Winston Sandy Smith
Earnest Wiley. Clifton Williams, ST.
mon Winston. Lille White.
Others Promoted-Blanche Allen
Mabel Ballard. Alberta Crawley, Viola
Darlington, Jerome Deane, Alberta Ell
lis. Granderson Fuller. Harvey Hack
EFT. Thomas Mcdaniel. John scott
Annie Terrell, John Irvine, Irene Wat
/, kins.
Neither Absent Nor Tardy--Mabel
Ballard. Admira Bagby. Alberta FL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
JEFFERSON SCHOOL
A Grade.

A Grade.
First Honor-Nellfe Blake. Morris
Breitstein, Tommy Butler, RAYMOND
Carroll. Abe Davids. Dennis Dabney.
Geneyieve Tyson. Philip Ediss, Willie
Johnson. Reeve Passamaneck. Eva
siddons. Joe Schulz, Solomon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20

First honor---Haryte Bryant. RAJ
leigh Dillon. Roy Mcdowell, Thrus-
ton Tailey. Lizzie Harper. Dorah Mar
tin, Ruby Harper. Louice Thomas,
HA1el Martin, Louise VESSEL. Bar
bara Watkins, Calvin Fuqua, Edna
Davis.
Other promotions--Etta Sherman,
Freddie Glass. Eugene AGREE. John
Hill, Ledweli Thorpe. John creery,
Clarence worreii. Annie Patterson.
Carrie Tucker. Pairesade Waldbauer.
Buelah Harris. Wesley Booker. Ruth
Abraham.
Neither absent nor tardy---Louise
Thomas, Alma Frank, Annie Patter-
son. Jamie Thorpe. Ruby Harper.
Pairesade Waldbaaer. Louise VESSEL,
Thrustcn TaIley.
3-A Grade.
FIRST honor---E6diA Lowry. Rich
~ Thomas, Theims Young. Beulah
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20

IF YoU DESIRE A. srENo0RAPHEH
typewriter, or help OF any kind, No.
The Richmond yirginian Want lAyS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-20
BoARDERs,

BoARDERs.
FOR SUMMER BOARDERS TRY THE
Richmond virginian Want Advs.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-06-03
HOW THEY STAND

Editor Star: Inasmuch as you reach
q good many voters in Marion county,
we ask a little space TO let the people
know how our candidates for the house
of representatives stand on the liquor
question. Two of the candidates. Mes
srs. Light and Phillips, are in favor Of
the constitutional amendment. The
other two candidates, Col Rogers and
Mr.. Bullock, are in favor Of local op-
tion, and are also opposed to the anti
jug law. Of course If the state goes
dry this fall we will have no need Of
an anti-iug law. but if the amendment
is lost il is quite important that the dry
counties be protected from the wet
counties. These last two candidates
favor local option, and yet II the coun-
" goes dry, they do not favor a law to
keep it dry. One who favors local op-
tion in Marion county, practically fav
ors saloons. We want to send men to
the legislature who will do all they
can TO make the law effective in case
the amendment IS adopted. Penalties
must be fixed for the violation OF the
law, or else the law IS null and void.
\ candidate who is elected by the vets
IS not likely TO do much to pass laws
20 prevent violation OF prohibitors
laws
| According 10 our county's ablest and
most conservative lawyers, at least
! lthree-fourths Of the white voters voted
! dry in the last wet and dry election IL
Marion county. For our representatives
I then TO be on the side OF the vets
would make them opposed to the best
element in our county. And this leads
US to say that II three-fourths OF our
white men and nearly all our white wo-
men are for a dry county law enforce
ment, II would not be as difficult as
soma would have you think.
! Let every voter who loves his home
and his state vote for men on the 1th
Of June who are pledged 10 support the
constitutional amendment
Henry z. Gabby,
Pastor Of the First Baptist Church.
! Ocala, Fla May 81, 1910.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-06-03
MEETING OF BIG MEN
Taliaferro and Broward VIII Have q
Joint Debate I'm Jacksonville ON
Last Night of the Campaign

Jacksonville, Fla. June 3.-What
promises to be the largest political
gathering in the history Of Jackson
Vile will take place al the foot Of
Main street next Monday night, when
Senator Taliaferro and y. r Broward
will have q joint debate
Senator Taliaferro had arranged
several days ago to hold this rally. and
Browari was also slated to speak in
Jacksonville on the same evening. In
stead of having opposition meetings,
the people will hear both sides.
\ few days ago Mr.. Broward sent a
challenge 10 Senator Taliaferro and
yesterday Senator Taliaferro accepted
the challenge.
Previous arrangements, however
will cause other Taliaferro speakers TO
make addresses on that night, and
Senator Taliaferro has agreed to al
Low Broward as much time as he (Tal-
iaferro) will use.
The details will be arranged between
the managers Of the respective head
quarters. Il * proba bic that an hour
will be given TO each of the sena torial
candidates and after that short ad-
dresses will be made by other Taia-
ferro speakers. This big feature of the
campaign will draw thousands of the
friends of both candidates, and a
large number of voters from nearby
towns will probably be present.