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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-15
RALIY.
MISS EDNA ROWAN TO SPEAK AT
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Miss Anna Rowan speaker Of Ma.
stlonal reputation will speak at the
Young Peoples Rally.to be held tomor.
row afternoon at the Grace Lutheran
church. DR.. VIM. Ralph Hail, secre-
tary of Young Peoples work of Pres
,byterian church OF the United tSates
Is also scheduled 10 speak at this meet
ing. He Is a brilliant speaker as Is al.
50 Miss Rowan. Miss Rowan spoke at
the Ratification Federation meeting
held this week at Clarksburg and made
q most favorable impression. Tho pub,
lie Is cordially invited to attpnd this
rally tomorrow afternoon at three
O'clock at the Lutheran church.
In the evening Miss Rowan, viii
speak at The Diamond street. ME-.
,churrll and DR.. Hall will speak at the
Presbyterian church.
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sPittsturg. April S.-What promises
10 tbe5the most successful and enjoy
able trip ever taken by body OF bull
ness men will be the twelfth trade cx-
tension tour OF the Chamber OF Co u
merce OF pittsburg. 1t will leave tie
Steel City on Tuesday morning. My
81, when four days will be spent In
portions OF Maryland. West Virgin a,
Ohio and western Pennsylvania. visit
ing in all eighteen towns and cities.
The time to be spent in the various
places will vary from forty minutes TO
fifteen hours.
The tourists do not intend to make
the trip for the purpose Of being enter
tanned, especially where short stops
are to be made. 1t Is desired to meet
as many OF the. local merchants as pos
sible on the arrival OF the train at the
station and go with them to their
places OF business and talk things
over" G.
The tour will be In charge OF Harry
W. Nicely, the chairman OF the trade
extension committee. He has officiat.
ed in similar capacity on every trip
-tskeusr He:is.ai native of Pittsburg land
business rs .
the Pittsburs Dry Goods cod pany, Hc
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has lbeen with the ,firm ever since and
now holds the position Of general man
ageT and vice president.
Another prominent member OF the
committee is w. +. Fowler. dlstrlc,
manager for the Westinghouse Elec
trichl and Manufacturing company. HI
is aEnatiye Of New York and has beer
with this concern for fifteen years
having been located In Boston ant
Baltimore until seven years ago. whcr
he was assigned to l'jttsburg. Truman
s. Morgan is also an active mcmbcl
on the committee. He was born ii
Illinois but has hecn located in Pitts
burg eighteen years. He Is treasure,
and general manager OF Dodge's re-
ports, which Keeps tab on all constrLc
ton and building in this country. hi.
concern being practically a clearing
house for construction information.
F. II, Babcock is the president OF the
Chamber Of Commerce OF Pittsburg
lie is strongly identified with the busI
ness interests of not only the Stce
City, but in other states and, in fact
the entire country He is the manag
ing, partner OF the lumber firm of E
v. Babcock & CO.. d1fd is the preslden,
or the 'Natiosal Lumber Dealers. as
ISOLATION . ''a"s eFhfT'| "a. ~,
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with pink tullc. Mr.. and Mrs. Jolliffc
left for trip on the lakes and after
September 1 VIII be al home atiWhite
Hall.-Cleyeland, o., Plain Dealer.
PERSONALS
~ PEOPLE ~
tAS THEY CONE AND, co

l..
DR.. Clyde Neil has re turned from
Pittsburgh where he attended the al
umnl meeting at tho Pittsburgh Den.
tai College. !.
Miss Madge Jack, Of Weston, Is the
guest Of friends In the city. ''.,t'
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. McCaflcrty
will SO TO Buckhnnnon this evening
and from there viii motor 70 ElkIHs
TO spend Sunday with tho latter's pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hess. r.
Miss Blanche Barnes, member OF
the faculty at Shepherd College, Sllep-
hcrdstown, has returned To. this city
to spend the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Barnes. T.,
Mrs. John pierpOnt and son, Ken.
meth. OF Harrisvillc. are the guests of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
d. !Helmlck. OH Fairmont avenue.
Miss Jane Eta Mckinney has re.
turned from brief visit In Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Samuel T. Spe1rs and7llttlc
daughter. who had been the guests of
relatives in the city for several weeks,
returned TO their home In Elkins TO-
day. Mr. Spears has spent The past
few days here and accompanied them
home.
DR.. r.. u. Stanley. Of New plnladcl.
phla.. O.. Is the guest of his brother, o.
o. Stanley.
DR.. VIM. /. Morgan. OF baltimore, Is
the guest of his brother, Rev. Henry
Morgan Oh Chicago street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N, Ball and child. OF
Grafton, spent several days this week
In the city.
Miss Bcsse futile who has ftceH a
student at tho Normal school during
tie PAST winter has returned to her
hcme In Wheeling.
Miss Anna Bling Normal school
student left to-day, for her home at
j Elkins.
."Dr. h; b strlleE,uf ,Ncwr Phiirirl'
lHsI9N9j;, .s!sE4Ys4llssaFs tal
ascr of the new aIrtlomc theatre be
Ing constructed at the Loop Park.
Mrs. York. OF Greenfield, o.. arrived
here last night and Is tho guest OF Mrs.
Mary a. Nuzum. on Locust avenue,
Mr. W. a. Carlow was called 10 Graf
ton today by tho serious iIluGss Of lfs
aged father.
Mrs. Al Pickering of Rowclsburg s
the gHcst OF relatives In tiiiS city. NJ !.
Pickering attended the Ratification
Federation meeting held this week at
Clarksburg.
Mrs. Lcnna. Lowe Yost. of Morgan
town, state president Of the W. c, r
U. was in the city today cnroute home
from Clarksburs where she attended
the Ratification Federation meeting In
session there this week.
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TWO ATTACK AsoUITH.

LONDON, June 15.-Whilc Premier
AsquIth was holding an official recep-
ton IN the India Office last night In
honor OF the kings birthday. an cle-
ganily attlrc1 suffraGcttc who had
been announced AS u guest. approach
ed and tried TO tear the Gpaulettes of
he prcmicr's coat. Mrs. AsQulth tried
10 rescue her husband from the un-
welcome attentions of the woman, An
usher literally dragged the suffraEGtte
away from the premier and elected her
from the building. According TO some
reports OF the occurrence. the woman,
whose name was not made public.
beat Premier AsquiLh over the head
with her fan.
A couple OF minutes later Il pale
faced youth OF about 30 ycar,5 was In
reduced to the premier. lie tock hold
nj Mr.. hsQulth's arm roughly, and
shouted something that was inaudib'e.
nc also unGcrmonlously was thrown
out OF tho room.
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EVEN BLYTHE J, !. !.
Sees Nq.:F0N
NOTED WRITER THROWS COLD
WATER ON YOUNG REPORTERS
AMBITION. Aiitifl,,

CHICAGO, June 15.-Sanf; Blythe
whose storics about politicians and
things political are well known, has
arrived In Chicago to do" tile convcn.
tiCn. Immediately clad in light
gray suit with a hat AMI cane to match
the gray haired man made an interest,
ing h:are IN the lobby OF the Congress
'E6.cl. .-
lie was approached by Il younger
newspaper man. who stood somcwhaL
in trepidatiCn OF the MOTEL writer's
prominence, and who addressed him al
follows:
How arc you. Mr.. BIythc?"
Hello" said Blythe.
Tin Blank CT the Yankee Doodle,
and I've got u columu of funny stuir
to write, want you 10 tell me Il
fuaHy story about some OF this gang
right away"
Son" uuoth Blvthc seriously, ~
you can Iind anything funny In this
sad outfit you're pretty good.
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RllSHELI PIRIE ].
ALLEGHENY COUNTY MAN WANTS
( TO VOTE FOR COLONEL WHsTH.I
Err ELS NOMINATED Or NOT.
tBY UNITED PgEss)

PITTSBURGH. Pa, June ls..-.Let.
tcrs Patent for the name Of the Roose.
welt party for Allegheny county were
taken out in common pleas court here
today In behalf OF five voters, !. This
guarantees that this county at. least
will have Roosevelt party regardless
of tho result OF the National commit.
Tee.
Petition was filed by Attorney Wiel.
In behalf Of five voters. they being ].
F. Mcconnell, j. X. Hickman, James
Harrison, George Boenau aud Vim.
Heilman.
Attorney Wiel said this noon that he
anticipated that similar action would
be taken In different parts Of the
country.
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General N. s. Birlcw and wife. Mrs.
Glasscock, Mrs. Vim. Seymour FL,
wards and .neices, Hon. AMI Mrs. II. d.
Hatfield, j. W. Dawson and wife, Mrs.
Judge Poifenbarger, T. X. Laing and
wife,, OF Beckiey, Edward Cooper and
;Ylfe, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Young, Mrs.
], ". Sullivan, NJ. r. Moales and wife.
Wilbur stump and wife. Dir. and Mrs.
Fitch Of Morsantown, W. s. Susden
AMI W, i, Reltz, oil, Slstersville. j. H.
Campbell, J. P. Chapman, D. b. Hall,
.Drs Petty, AisJ. Sims. OF vMdhtgotierS,
t9sISS$,s M,a9dsA sk9l,aWeestqBitGi
Hubbard, C. ]. Pferson, l.. NJ. Cochran,
James LakIn. NJ. P. Spradllng, lion.
Howard Sutherland. Gen. c. d. Elliott,
Major James /. Pratt, !. Schwabe. S.
p Smith. a. Il. Schcer, T. C. Townsend
L. c. Masslc, j, o. Henson, A. L. Craig,
Cal Young, Bert Buster and others.
At Huntington the party will be
Joined by Hon. and Mrs. d. Il. SmlGl,
and Messrs. H. H. Rice and Charles
swearingen.-Charicsto Gazette.
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JolGiffc.Stevenson,

RcyT Dr Dan II Hrodlcv rcnJ thc
ceromorv At Tho m,rrIaco NJ Mic.
gladys stevenson IN AIR Trank e. Iol.
1ine which waS .oIcmnivcd lac, avon.
inc nj ian o.cIock ~ ,ho Residence NJ
Inc brides mother Mrs I ctoyons,n
.go7 Wv ,I,h vtroo, in rho nro,on,o or
,ne hundred cnos,s
Thn hr;,ir.v, r,n.n ,os or. white u,,r
,,,rn,,seltc oycr while satin 49, ,rn;M
wi,h ,rimm,rcs ,r c,ruv I,rc A nnr,
.st ~ no,rs orra,uontc,, hor adj,
,,Lo u,r ,,ou,no, moa ,h,,.on -,
uIiss NJ Tho va,,o, "
Her sister Miss Hannah no,lo Sta,
yen.nn no sm,,d4or honor wore n,,o
hlno ,no.sal,no ro,,od with h,no MI
ton ,rlmu,ed Win ron, iaeo Oh. or
rIed sholl.nIpk noonics uar 1i,,,o
,Gcr, Miss lane, wisouhurrh wos tho
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-15
SMACK 50 LOUD They
DISTURB HuTEL GUESTS
so THE PATROL WAGON is CALL.
ED FOR voClFERouS sPooNERs
IN CINCINNATI. s|

| CINCINNATI. o.. June i5.-So ionti
was their kissing, the police declare.
that the guests Of u nearby hotel were
disturbed, couple wooing In Slnton
Park were locked up at the Fourth
District Police Station here carly this
morning. In the arrest there Is the
menace. to all couples who WOO In the
public parks. CT ride In the police pa.
troll.
The couple In question Is William
Stevens and Annie liacgncy. Their
kisses were heard by the guests OF
the Sterling Hotel, just across the
street. Sergeant Packer. WHO made
the arrest, was square away. but he
also may have heard them. for he hot.
footed II to the scene and loaded the
couple into the wagon.
With the departure Of the vehicle
thcrc.arose a sigh Of relief from the
hotel. The han OFT woJiHg inciuhct
in ovGcr against sleeping in the parks
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Dance Largely Attended.

The commohcemcnt dance held last
inlghtsat2 Traction Park. was largely at.
tended by Falrmont young people. two
cars. being filled with young people
leaving the city at $3.50 for the park.
Ritter's orchestra from Uniontown.
Pa, rendered a programme of excel.
lent dance music and refreshments
were served during the evening. The
patronesses were Mrs. George Thomas
Watson. Mrs. A. d. Scott, Mrs. N. u.
Christie, lMrs.J. L. Powell and Mrs. j
o. Watson.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS

To the Creditors of William A. Taught
/. deceased: #1}
In pursuance Of decree of the Cir
cult Court OF the County of Marion
made in n cause therein pending, to
subject the real estate OF the, said dc.
eedent 10 the Payment OF his debts.
You are required TO present your
claims against the estate of the sa!d
deeedent fpr, adjudication to, A. L.
Lehman, Commissioner, at his Office
in the said county, on or before the
Both day OF July. next. . =, i,qi.1 3,
I Witness, W. s. BLACK, Clerk OF
said Court, this 15tti day OF June 1872.
, e. ''1S'' ,'h !" VS. BLACK, Clerk
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SAFEGUARDS Fosai,riqst7 ai,Is :
I TRAvELsoNt WATER.
SlHS shH-TrTt'Ti -7sitt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AnoR TEpIeH
, TERMRoATo INSPECTION SER;
'hViCE' APPROVED! il!sisih 2Ra f"i

WASHINGTON. D.S q; Juno IS ~
All ocean steamers entering American
ports in future must be edLippod with
'ifcboaty sufficient to carry at otic time
every passenger and member 6f the
crew. ncrordihg!'To now regulations
adopted by the s;camhp'L inspection,
service. aud approved yesterday b.
Secretary Nagcl,
In the case OF cOastwisc. lake, bay
and sound cleaners, lifcboatB for ali
aboard must be carried, except from
May Is TO September Is. when for yari-
GUS reasons such travel Is compare.
lively safe. During that period. coast
wise steamers must have lifc.savirT
capacity for ut least GO per cent. OF
those on board; and lake, bay and
sound steamers for at least 80 per
cent. In case OF the latter class OF
vessels, also provision need be made
only for 10 per cent. of'tho passengers
and crew II the boats do not get fur.
ihcr than five miles from land, or do
not navigate in waters deep enough to
cover the vessel In case OF disaster.
River steamers arc required TO have
lifeboat accommodations for 10 por
cent. of those aboard. A certain per.
ccntage OF the llfeboat or raft equip.
mcnt. varying with the class Of vessel,
must be approved by the steamboat In
spcction service.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-15
CADETS REcUE WOMAN
FROM BURNING HOTEL
West Pelnt Corp Aids in Fighting Fire
Which Destroys Only Hostelry.

NEWDURGIT. y. Y. June l5.-Thc
explosion of an alcohol lamp, used by
a guest In heatiag curling Irons. praetI-
cally destroyed the historic West Point
Hotel yesterday The building was
erected in 1929. There were about 100
guests in the hotel. most OF them 'wo.
men who had stayed over from the Gu.
Diet commencement exercises at West
Point. Tho damage is approximately
$4,000. Valiant aid was given by the
cadet corps. West Point now is with.
out big hotel.
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CLAIRVOYANI
JEANETTE EVANS

81 u D.
The one whose power, gifts and OK
perlence in these matters you can do
pend upon. She does what others
:lalm TO do, gives you relief, success,
satisfaction, power Of control over
anyone or anything; she awakens a
force around you TO create personal
magnetism, teaches her profession TO
jthers and assist you in gaining your
wish and desire; she$lells you each
hope, trouble and fear, and exactly
what you desire TO know, and all
about yourself and others you DlaS be
interested In; cures nervous! mental
debilities, rejuyeuatcs. by intellectual,
psychic conservation gives, advice
and help SO that you can gain your
desires, II In trouble or doubt and
everything goes wrong. II marriage,
love, divorce, business changes, In.
vestments or anything Of Importance
interests You consult her. She gives
more facts, more help, more satisfac.
ton than any claIrvoyant In this
country; shc not only tolls YOU ofyour
troubles but she helps YOU out Of them,
her advice and help brings health,
wealth. happiness, power. success in
all affairs Of life, develops personal
magnetism, aud all latent forces; IL
you want truthful. reliable advice sht
ID the one TO see. ,lr
The troubled and unfortunate
should seek her counsel. Cs1l at once,
You may not realize how important at
immediate solution Of your troubles
may be.
Strictest secrecy maintained. Hour
. a. IN. 10 5 p. m. daily and Sunda!
Private reception rooms, quiet loca
ton. Located sos Quincy ST., Cor.
jackson. Phone, Consolidated 256.W
Leave Intcrurban cars at Jackson aud
Madison St.. walk one block, north on
Jackson. Falrview cars pass door
Leave car atsJatkSon St =. Z
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Miss Probst Hostess.

Miss Emilio Probst was hostess to
the graduating class OF the High school
last evening at her home on Fifth
stTeeES Roses and daisies were used
jill the decorations. and music was a
feature Of the evening. Plano mum.
bers were rendered by Misses Irene
Holbert and Jean BilllngSlcy and vocal
numbers were rendered by Miss Edna
Miller Mrs. L, *. Prctst. served
punch and was assisted by Miss Marie
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-15
WOMAN HELD FOR DEATH -,
CT HUSBANDS AND CHILDREN.
Mrs. Louise Lindorf and 5osrdrr OF
Chicago, Arrested Pending an
Inquiry by Police. ,

CHICAGO, June 15.-Mrs. Louise
Lindorf. 45 years old. was arrested by
the police yesterday, pending the in.
vestigation of the death OF hcritwo hus.
bands and three children, one of whom
a son. died yesterday. The FIVE are
said 10 have carried insuranceIamount.
ing to slO,65O.
Henry Kuby.a raonler ut the, Lindort
home, also was taken Into custody.
The police said 1t was improbable a
ieiyerse asopldsbe placetsagainst him.
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10 Mountains.

Mrs. Brooks Fleming, Jr., and little
daughter, Caroline. Mrs. Nine Miller
Thum and Miss Helen Miller have
gone to Oakland, Md, where they will
occupy cottage during the heated
season. = Miss Elsie Smith who had
been, the guest OF Miss Helen Miller,
has returned TO her home In Charles.
ton.
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chStterbox Club Entertained.
~ Miss Helen Nell entertained the
Chatterbox Club last evening at her
home on Chestnutstreet, honoring her
guest, Mrs. Chas. Doll, OF Pittsburgh.
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Miss Eleanor Cowan who has Just
graduated from Vassar College ar
rived here last night from POUCH.
keepsle, N. Y. and spent the night
with her aunt Mrs. J. NJ. Black, lcav-
iag this afternoon for her home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-15
THREE DEAD IN. JREsv RIOT.
ARMED GUARDS, AT. PERTH AM,
BOY, N ~ REPuLsE STRIKERS
TWENTY TIMES.

PERTH AMBOY, N, j., June 10
Two trim lines of deputy sherilrs, hc1v.
lily armed, held at bay last night 1000
strikers who tried to storm the S5,.
100000 plants of Che American Sme!,
ing and Refining Company and tue
Asphalt works. adjoining, while search.
lichts on high towers played upca the
rioters. 5s Is.
l%c hundred shots or more bullets
from repeating rifles and automatic re.
volyers were fired by the deputies at
the mcb, which gathered behind tho
1O'foot embankment of the New York
and Long Branch Railroad. Firing
continued for hours, long after the first
100 "'"ant - 20 donuties had reached
the ecenG, When It ended one man, a
Ill lao o. Innaln..or, Lay usau Hllu ~
er"' of The mob were injured.
The net result of the days rlotIng
is aIree dead and seven injured. uf
:" Sod m" "as a STRIKER. one man
at work, and the third the night watch
man % tho PERTH N1nboY Tobacco
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LOST

LoSr-Small leather Eursc on onc
o'clock car between Eighth street
Locust avenue. and tho Wats'r
nlds. For cwald leave at WcsI
Virginia Office.
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The giant bees of India build honey
combs MS high as IS feet.

The United States produces more
com than all the rest OF tho World.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-15

= The Western Federation Of Mlnera
Tor capaaa, nj isa ilfleeh,lf anndai con:
tentioh indoSssd woman SUFFRAGE With
puta dissenting vote.
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POINTS ON The HourE.

Clarkburg, connesvle Cumberland Keys
Warrington cKeesIor Mogantown Martnsy!l
Parkesbrg Piedmont sstersvi washington West Now
wheeling y. It
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strikers, except Sheriff Bollschweller,
VITO WAS stoned as he patrolted the
district in his automobile. Six men are
under arrest charged with carrying
concealed weapons and melting riot.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-15

'f'T,he treaty bf reciprocity between
tile United States anu the Rtbublico Of
Cuba, whiciir%as negotiated i'm 1902
allowed s:preIsfehcc Or 2QiHrr cent In
|thH duty On Cn6nh Sugar entering tho
United States. Siicefliat dttatc Cuba
bis enfPfed nponfa bsflod9 81 develop
inent that has exceeded tBe ELECTIONS
of the most optimistic. ~ $ 4;
( ss'Gnilt .LnL q Il 'tTrai -l.s,,,,.f
TheAustraliah gum trees ,growto a
Height Of Ais feet. az ~ ISIS ID
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-11

Carter, Clinton Mondy, Marie Gariett.
Elma Jones, John Thomas Johnson,
Cora Ford Virginia Haspsr' Henrietta
Strange, EsteilA Perkinson.
Others Promoted--stafford Gath
right, Messina Dalton, Oliver Drew
Randall Davis. Thomas Kerssy. Ber-
nard Lowry: Charlie Mitchell, Edith
Lucy Ksil, Alice Moore, Grace Oxen
ham. Bernice Sterling. John Brun. Earl
Baker. Upshur Blackburn. Horace Dod-
son. Leslie Minson, Eddie Minfle.on
Bartiar, Mirta Clements, virginia
Christopher. Hazel Gordon. Maggie
Richardson. Leonard Davis. Raymon
Maeiisr. Doris Barlow. Edward
Bawsel Mary johnson. Alma Perkin-
son Irene Granger, Arthur Sears
Annie Rose. Bernard MeCarty. Boiling
Fades, Sam Lowry, John Atwei'.
Louise Ennis. Marie Garlett Irene Hall
Two Grade-First Honor-Edith
Hunt Annie Carmen. Luther smith
Madeline Psrdues Esther Drew, Edith
White. Frederick Doane. Edith Tyson
John Creery.
Others Promoted-sam Martin. Liz
zie Mahanes. Evelyn Mcnamara. Claude
Everhardt Murriel Bosher. Inex AGREE
Nj
marian Frohman,. Viola Hechler, George
Booker. Earle Cullingsworth. Stanley
Young. Hunter Godsey, Frederick
Frank. Raymond Peay. Geneyfevs
Hardit Alice Pool Sallie Pool. Ruby
Tyler, Alma Thomas. Winnie Thomas
Estelle Wicker. Percy Watkins. Earle
Hill. Edith Rogers, Ida Patterson
Horace Pierce.
Neither Absent nor Tardy--Edith
Hunt.
One p Grade-First Honor-Estelle
Wade, Wexford Webster. Esther Garrett
Evelyn Dowell. Lillian Spence. Bernard
Qslin. -Aubin- pearsall. Beatrice Bur
rell, John Dillon. Ernest Hartley Ollit
Gaines Marie Mann. Alvin stephens
Alfred Fuqua, Beatrice Mann, Mary
Burgess. vivian Gilbert Elsie Tinsley
Joshua McCook. Linwood Gilbert. Lin
wood Eaves. Arlington Williams
Others Promoted Theima Taylor
Louise Joyner Estele Bosher, Matte
McGrifYin Virginia Sclater, Bessie KEEL
ley Madeline Throckmorton. Gaynell
watkins. Rex HALEY. Matilda vessel
Haxelgrove Florence seweli. RAYMOND
Johns Annie Mority. Thomas McCook
GLADYS McLane. Thelma Davis, Mary
Pool Lynwood Olphin, Elizabeth
Young Samuel Couher, Edith Ruther-
ford. grace Behanen. Lillian white
Thomas Theimer. Arthur Barnes
Arthur Tyler John Granger. Roy
Perkins, Lynwood wilkins. Myrtle
Hall, EsteiIe G}bson
Neither Absent nor Tardy~~hars
Patterson, Matilda VESSEL
one A Grade-First Earnest
williams George Evans. Allen Smith
Lester Thomas. Hazel Eubank. Hewlett
Martin, Mabel Duncan, Iverna Jones
Edmund Nichols Helen Small Lncilis
Ford Arlington Hayes, Beatrice chris
tian Frances Ellis Doris Brauer
Others Promoted --Beuiah Patterson
Herbert Gibson. Lottie Aldridge
Theresa Jordan. Earl Tucker, Lyn'
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