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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-11-02
SHE RULES a COLLEGE

Mount Holyoke college was founded
seventy-nve years ago this month. and
the celebra ton of the event gains add
ed interest by reason of the fact that
its president is a woman-A1iss Mary
Emma Woolley- Mount HoIyoke is
one fof tie few women's institutions of
learning over which n member of the
sex presides- Miss Woolley. who is
the daughter OF i clergyman. was one
of the first two women to try for and
obtain the degree OF A. B. at Brown
university.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-11-02

"%HE new battleship New York Is
II to be launched at the Brook
u Ign navy yard Oct 30. The
date was set with a view to
having the biggest vessel in the Amer
fcan navy fully completed before II
left the ways. President Tart vice
President Sherman, Governor DIX and
Mayor Gaynor are to be represented
ut the launching.
The battleshfp New York. known to
experts as battleship No. 81. was con-
structed at the Brooklyn navy YARD
entirely by the construction corps OF
the yard Congress appropriated 3d.
100000 for the construction OF the
hull and the machinery. 1t was not
enough. and work on the vessel had
to be stopped. Secretary of the Navy
Meyer had to ask the naval commit
tees of the house and senate for an
additional 81 100000 to complete the
work
The hull alone cost approximately
a 900, 600; the machinery. boilers and
steam and electrical appliances. ST.
eeS 900. making a total of 81 .293.OOO.
Then come armor and armament
The armor, which protects the vital
parts of the ship and the guns and
magazines, cost approximately $1,000
600 The guns and other armament
cost 81. 54O9SO. This latter sum Is d.
vfded as follows:
Ten fourteen-inch guns at S74.7oo
apiece. $4,000.
Twenty-one hve-inch 81 caliber guns
ut $1,000 apiece. S193.2OO.
For the balance of the armament
funds. s1.6OO.7SO comprising four
three-pounders. two one-pounders, s.
A.; two three-inch F, two 80 caliber NJ
and four twenty -one-inch submerged
torped, tubes.
To this must be added the gun car
riages, magazine machinery and hoists
and all appliances necessary to the OPP
grafton of the big and little guns.
This makes a total of $3.50, $50 for
armament.
DOCKS RUN BY THE CITY
The construction by the city Of New
Orleans of belt railroad system
owned and operated by the municipal
fly makes the port unique in this
country. New Orleans Is one of the
few ports, If not the only one In the
United States, charging no wharfage
for merchandise.
THE COTTON CROP
The first cotton ginning report OF
the census bureau for the 1912 season
announced that 729.926 bales of cotton
of the growth of 1912 had been ginned
prior to Sept 1. counting round as
half bales. To that date last year
.297 bales. or 5 per cent Of the en-
tire crop. had been ginned: In 1908,
4O2. 229 bales. or 81 per cent OF the
crop. and In 1906, 4O7 SOL bales, or 81
per cent of the crop.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-11-02
MEASLES PREVENTIVE

The scientists of the United States
hygienic laboratory are engaged Z
seeking IN antitoxfn or preventive
of measles, a disease which annually
exacts a heavy toll among children
Their efforts are based on the success
of a recent experiment with monkeys
conducted by DR.. John E. Anderson
and DR.. Joseph Goldberg, by which the
scientists, for the first time in medical
history, it is said, actually fnoculated
a small colony of the animals with the
disease. The antitoxin. Is to be de-
veloped from this experiment, although
the measles germ is minute as to
be undiscoverable even under the most
powerful microscope.
According to the census bureau fig
ures, taken from the registered area
in the United States. in which approx
mately half the population live. the
number of deaths among children in
1910 from measles was 6,59S, or 1928
lives in every 100000 persons.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-11-02

@ 1872. by American Press Association
Colonel Clarence P. Townsley, the
new superintendent of the United
States Military academy at West Point,
is a member of the coast artillery corps.
He succeeded Major General Thomas
Il. Barry.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-11-02
DAY

Oct. p will be the date on which
national demonstration will be made
against the white plague. This day
was selected by the National Associa-
ton For the Study and Prevention of
tuberculosis. On that Sunday churches
and religious societies throughout the
country will give special attention to
the matter OF tuberculosis in their
services 1t is expected that more than
100000 churches and societies will OBJ
serve the day.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-11-02

Prince Hirohito is the eldest son of
the now emperor of Japan and the heir
apparent TO the Japanese throne.
AMERICAN BALLOON ENTRY
Albert Won Hoffman of st. Louis is
I'm Germany with the balloon of the
Million Population club of St Louis.
1t La the American entry In the inter
national balloon races at Stuttgart
Oct "a. Captain John Berry. the vet
cram American aeronaut, win pilot the
balloon.
ANNIVERSARIES
Oct "a. lo6.--A week old revolution
In Greece reached Athens. and King
Ohio abdicated the throne: armed
miners resisted the army draft In
Pennsylvania
Oct %. 1S62-The first United
States ambulance corps was formed.
Men offered to so as substitutes for
conscripts for $1,000. The govern
ment held back two months pay of
soldiers at the front In order to pay
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-11-02

THE new battleship New York Is
to be launched at the Brook
Ign navy yard Oct 30. The
date was set with view to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
EIABA SCHOOL.

Elbs school through it's principal,
Professor III. r. Cox. has reported
10 the superintendent. DR.. ]. A. G..
Chandler. the following roll of honor
for April;
Grade retiise inReFseil,
George Ratrie. Ralph Wolf
-A-GF4de Katherine Pia2emaI,
Lillian I4angford, Mary Hatcher,
Lizzie Colavita
u Grade--Birdie Selden.
6 A Grade--.Mary Cohen. Bertha
firth, Irene Weisman.
b Grade-~Ryiand Blakey. Bruce
fIazelgrove.
A Grade---Jean Armour.
Il Grade--Clifford Bailey. Eliz-
abeth Browne. Hannah Cohen, Thel-
ma Elicit. Leita Ellis. Gladys Hutch
eson, Louise Levin.
A. Grade~-Ellen Armour. Esther
Bloom, Ida Caplan. Mary Myrtis Cox
Rosa Davis Gussie Greerespan,
Marie Herbig. Mildred Percival.
b GrAde--Eianor Cox. LESSEE
Isbell. Henrietta Martin. Lucille Mine,
Catherine Schroeder, Hattie Shaw,
Gladys .Walshe.
q A 0rade--Ellie Hagan Henry
Mahoney. dward Peyronnent, Frank
Peyronnet. Ohio Wren. Annabel
Gates. Grace Kelley. Lizzie Lubner
r. Grade Emily Browne, Carrie
Doiexai. Grace Field. Ida Greenspan.
Fannie Heymausen. Virginia Jack
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14

lard
5 A Grade--Marvin Higgins. Berta
billiard. Ruth Johnson. Ellen Tuck
er, Stuart Billups.
4 b Grade Ramon Bedford, Ruth
Figg, Minnie Lindsay. Nellie Foxes,
Erwin Luck. Nell Gary. Herbert New
man, Grace Letter. Mary Pendleton.
a Ramon Breenden, Lin
wood Bail. stuart Seawell. Madeline
Farrar. Adelaide Goode. Theima
Kelley, Mamie Munsen. Meta Rich
ardson.
b Csrade---clyde Allen. Martin
Richwine Earl Tucker, Isabel At
kinson. Mabel Bailey. ollie Chap
man, Ruby Foster, Grace Foster,
a fiat- NJ t-tte4a Matte AZ aIkarr -
Grade Annie Bell Carter.
Dorothy Cornell. Carter Enroughty.
Jessie Hubbard, Nettie Smith, Louisa
Schiebelhurh. Kathryn Satterfeld.
Helen Vaughan. Nettfe Vaughan,
Stuart Whitshurst.
3 \ Grade-Irene Whitlock, Mary
Payne. Louise Ford, Ralph Ford,
Hunter Brigant.
3 4 Grade 2.--Niolet ADKINS. Mary
Hawkins. Josie IEite, Francis Hol-
land, Louise Phillips, Beatrice Train
UNI. Anna Whacker. Emily Shaw,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14

Roberts. MARY Starke. Gay Leay. An
ME krelter Arnita Windle.
First A Grade~-Aiston Bastine.
Ned Jennings, F1tzhugh McCandlish,
Charles Shepperson. John Wyatt
Evely Andrews. Thelma BLANK. Lille
Ellis. LAurraina Hattorf, Lois Selpn.
Gladys Kidd, Lucy Whitehorne.
First II Grade-John Clineiy, James
Huband, Rives Stahl. Stuart Sandys,
Bonnie Witt. Greer Wells Alice Ann
bold Katherine Booker. Margaret
Butterworth, Elsie Engeiking. Rohena
Carter. Ruby Freeman. Marie Gath
right. Annie 0reenberg. Margaret
Kippei, Lillian Todd. Flora Grant
First A Grade-~William Blunt
David Cohen. John Davis, Julian Ford,
Lewis King. Willis Minor. taaraa..
Nunnaily, Garland Toier, Edward Ty-
rec. Walter Neniske, Louise Bernhard.
Rosa Gasser. Edna Prengle. Virginia
Smith. Alice shultz. Bessie Supraner.
Violet Thurstou.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14

really thought there was anything in
spiritnalisn | cannot easily forget
the fine scorn and conviction In his
face and voice az he replied, Think.
my dear sir, | know.
Perhaps ne saw with a ctearer vis-
ion and understood with a greater
comprehension in regard 10 these mat
tiers than we who have never studied
Them at ali. Al any rate, those Who
knew the man knew him 10 be one
of the sanest, truest, and most honor
able who ever hated injustice and low
ed truth. Rightly or wrongly. he be-
lieved in the continuity of life after
death with the most unshakable faith.
and / am sure he faced his fate with
the serene courage such an enyiable
conviction must give a good man who
with so little warning is rushed into
the presence of death
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14

Charlie Bowies. Charlie Johnson,
Carlisle Davis. Charles Gasser. Ray
mond Cavedo.
2 r. Grade Ramon Bass. Thomas
McNickle, Harvey Newman. Garlic
Pitt. David Scott, Josie Bowles. Car
rie DeverauX. Lillian Hopkins, FL
mira Higgins, Ella fAggan. Mamie
New, Elsie Meeks
> + Grade 2--LinWood Adams,
Milton Adams George Apperson.
John ChappelL lesse Cobb. Raymond
Grafton. Hazel MARI Norma Martin,
Bessie Moody, Ramon smith
. \ Grade--Niolet King Ethel
Burnett, Evelyn Elicit. Alma Hub
bard. Harvey Higgins. Naahma Kidd,
Roderick Davis. elizabeth Bailey.
lena sInithie.-James-L Helen
N..F44.7+--N -ai:lnn -L-!ntia.-
Roach, Virgil Andrews, Gertrude
Lear
\ Grade Louise Martin. Dor
othy Anderson. Ruth Willard. Carl
ton Kelley, Russell willard, Clarence
Atkinson.
& Grade--Elverto Maxey. Rob
ert Kirtiey, Luther Bryant, Beulah
Schaaf. Ruby Pruett. Virginia Iaw-
kins Marguerite Atwood, Fannie An
drews, Harold Wilcox. Elridge Long
est. Ira Barden. Earl Spur. Joe
Boules. Bertha Richardson, GLADYS
Bradley. Violet Revere.
/ B Grade 2--Mervin Bohsnnon,
Thomas Moody. stephen Lindsay,
Hazel Atkins, Lorraine Coleman, Lii
iian Edwards Nina Gilmore. Thelma
Ford Cecil Griggs Mildred Hart,
Hilda Melton. Carrie Thurston.
l A Grade--Phyllis Pow. Julia
Mreiler, Edith Jones. Leslie Winkler,
Garland Short. Thomas Anderson.
Wilton Richa rdson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
DR.. LAUGHLIN HERE;
WILL SPEAK TONIGHT

9.sgwFcntss i sahglf7in, OF fhY
National tItlzens Iegue. who VIII
speak. before the chamber OF COM
merce at is quarterly meeting tonight
at \ 50 o'clock in the auditorium OF
the j efferson hotel. reached here yes
terdaN Prior 10 the meeting. dim
n.r will be rendered DIR. Laughlin at
the Jefferson hotel. reached here yes
Re preventative business men. He -
20 be shown around the city this af-
ternocn.
DR. Laughlin ia an authority OF
International reputation ON banking
ara yg-rPars. matters. He Taa Chair
man ~ the indianapolis Monetary
Commission Of 1898, and is a leader
In the movement for a reform in ma
tIonai banking laws. He has been
speaking In number OF North Caro-
Ina cities through the past week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
RvTTNER SCHOOL.

Il Mildred Gihole, Mary
Wagner. Caroline Pcttus. Evelyn
billiard. Martha LaTouche.
: A Grade--Elizaberh Baker. Ell
nora Brown. Lois Hundley. Esther
McSeorge. Rose Meyer, Louis Sauer-
valid. Winnie Tucker.
r Grade-Ircne Baughan. Clara
Glass. Dolphine Manhart. Ida RAIDER,
Julia Sarvay, Ewig Wall.
4 Grade--Helen Dennis. Sarah
TURNER; tefizatrtt1 Wait, louise tfttt.
Lewis Perrin.
: Il l:rade=-I4enn Cnt1reu.- Alan
Cartwright, Frank Manhart Elise An
derson Helen Wilkes. Mamie Morris
A Grade-~Thomas Mathews,
Eneas Pitcher, Earle Bethel, Howard
Baker. Meme opnenheimer, Marie
Jenkins.
n Grade--~i.ouise AARON. Me
carthy Downes. Sempie Fleet, Claire
Gnlen. Mary Hoover. James Hoge.
william Judd. Josephine Loundin,
William Sadler.
A Grade-~-Pretlow Laird. Carl
Garren, Parker Cornick. Mary Cor
don, Louise Gordon. Gladys Olson.
3 n Grade-Sadie Wright. Marga-
ret Smith. Mildred Holiday. Joseph
Sadler.
3 A Grade--1vy Davis. James Bird
song.
Il Grade-Meno Lovenstein.
Louis Meyer Jessie McDearmon,
Elise Dancy,
A Grade--Roy Smith, Janice
Marks. MARY Virginia Craig. Jose
phine Wooiard.e A.
b Grade--Jani.a, Holiday, Doug
las Vaughan. Lila SCrenshaw. Flor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
MADISON SCHOOL,

The principal OF Madison school.
william G. Jones, has reported TO
tys IA. e 1.hanst.ssFs slsFs1rtSsSa
OF schools. the Following list OF pupils
on the roll of honor for the month of
April
Seventh r tIrade---ElIzabeth Flip
pen. Mary Coleman. Irwin Board.
Seventh A Grade-Ella Thomas
Fifth u Grade--Mamie Barnett, Ell
sic Howle. Theima PhtiiipA Marion
shoemaker
sixth Il Grade--cesira suhrizi.
Sixth A Grade--Mamie crump.
Ruth Roberts. Stuart Sims
Fifth A .Grade--Annie Brooks, Rer-
tina Elan. Mary Mitchell, Wse-ete:.
BOARD. Edgar Fleet. Gordon Stoeer.
Fourth Grade Boyce MOODY.
Wythe wakehan. KATE stowe.
Fourth A Grade -- Colwell Tucker,
Minnie Lynch, Edna Minor, Claudia
Scott. Maude Tinsley. Birdie Thomp-
son, Eloise Windle.
Fourth A Grade - Howard Neese.
Constance Board, Virginia Jones, Vir-
ginia Lawrence. Gladys MeCartneN
Sophie Rohm. Jennie Schools.
Third II Grade---Ottie Carter, Caro-
Ign Stith. John Slower,
Third y Grade--Margaret Brooks.
Riley. Lorenzo Stahl
Third A Grade--Stuart Lawrence.
Ross Southwark. Emma Lavender
Third A Grade---Whittington Smith,
Mice burnett. fieien Butler. audrey
Frederick. Virginia Hargrave. Carrie
Hunt. Elizabeth Warren. Laura Web
ster.
Second II Grade - Arlington Bur
nette, James Edwards. Fred Francis.
Amber Giazebrook. Gordon Lawrence.
Harvey Tinsley. Annie Bixhy, Gladys
Bradley. Ida Burton. Mamie Emmons,
Thelma Light. Helen Leadbatter.
Florence Morris. Anne Parker. Stella
Shepherd.
Second II Grade--Katharine Allen.
Elinor Dillon. Printzess Echols. Lo-
retta Dance. William Hopkins. Violet
Ia subrizi. Nettie Turner
Second A Grade--Wiibur Blackburn,
Granville ~Corkran. Kenneth coyna.
Lynwood Foster. John Miller. Charles
Trexler, Wexford Morris. Isabel An
derson. Gertrude Adkins, Margaret
Francis, Frances Grotz. Thelina Hare.
First u Grade-Bernard Abbott.
Thurlow Conway. Stewart Hszelgrove,
Rudolph Thomson. Virginia Carlton.
Blanch Parsley. Virginia Vaughan.
Fannie Robinson, I.ottie currie. Eliza
beth Wood.
Grace Kelley, Ruth Paul. Eaizabeth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL.

Springfield school, through It's prin
cipal, Agar Woodfoik. reports TO Or.
j. n G. Chandler superintendent Of
schools. rhe names oT the following
pupils on the roll If honor for the
month ending April 2oth;
r Grade-irYiu EnroGghty.
Alan Hardie. Joseph Leonard, Frank
Seay. Dallas Burrows. Ollie Puce.
Lille SH.-AA. .tts. wa t-eii AAft,+ssst
A Grade-Alian Gates. Lee King.
Edward Shackleford Annie Foster,
AdeIine Cartwright. EI$cie Hassell.
Leonia Hudson. Nerna Miller. Sallie
Smith.
6 II Grade--Ernest Clements Emily
Crump. Ruth Davis. ollie johnson.
Florence Murray.
6 A Grade--lsois Barnes. Della
Bryant. Annie Kidd. Marian Smithie.
Ruby Tuch W. lnez Worsham
r Graae---Bernice Ford. LInw God
Leake. Cseroge Richwine. Edwin VII
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
JEFFERSON SCHOOL.

The honor roll for Jefferson school
for the month of April follows:
/ A Grade--Jessie Drum. Satenig
narhanian, Celia SIdenberg, Louise
Tyler. Mike Darhanian. William Hal
low~y. Russell Mitchell. Franklin
Miller. Berkeley Mills. Josie picchi.
A Grade--Isillie Iripken,
Il 8rade--Dora herman. Moilie
Emroch. Ruby Levenson. Title PIN
aus Sophie potssniek, Tony Pscchi.
Oscar Mcdowell.
b Grade--Eli Bloom, TTliie Col
den. Rose Lettiro, Charlie Mafatsky,
Myrtle Thombs, Meyer Whisky.
a Grade-Eva Siddona. Leoni
Giraci. Pearl Carroll, Rosa Brown,
Robert Nevin. Willie Neagle. VIII
lie Johnson
. r. Crade-~I.ueiile l.aviari Hazel
Marks. Esther Sidenberg. Isabel Tay-
ior. Ramon Andrews, Willie Hassel,
A Grade~-t;rey Mooriag
u Grade-Morris Hord. Bertha
Newell.
A Grade--Carroi Franeia.
a Grade--katherine Sagengast
Z Il Grade-John Rooney. Lena
Bell. Rae herman, Sophie Taylor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
OFFICIALS CAN GO
ON SECRET JAGS

TOPEKA. KAN. May LIT is
perfectly proper for a public official
in Kansas 10 get drunk as often and
as much as he plea SEES. provided he
does not do SO publicly. in the opin-
ion of John Dawson. attorney gener
.al
The last legislature made. drunken
ness one Of the ofyenses for which 4
public official might he removed from
Office The opinion OF the attorney
general was given in letter 10 Gov
ernor Stubs, who requested that an
investigation be made OF complaints
against a county attorney The at
torney general added that since the
official was the only lawyer in the
county. his dismissal from ONCE
would leave the county without A
prosecuting officer.
Dawson held that while drunken
ness is Immoral and improper and
especially so in a prohibition State
and by a county attorney there is no
law 10 cover the case of man who
does III. "sousing" in secret.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
BELLEVUE SCHOOL

The following pupils attained
places on the honor roll Of Beiivue
school In April.
: A t;raae-Iaia Soveck go.
6 Il Grade--Herbert Traylor,
q A Grade Dorothy Michael,
Katherine Mitchell, George scruggs,
Frank Melton.
< Il Grade--Roger Lee
; A Grnde-~PauI Cahen. Campbell
Goodwin, Robert McKenna, Grey
Baker. Gladys Burkert, Helen Fer
elisou, Thelma Jackson. Margaret
Smith.
4 u Grade~~Elanie Burnett, Violet
Lowry, Rosa Lee Norntent, Nelson
Bragg. Granville Stage.
\ Grade-Morris Noveck. kath.
leen Baker, Lweylle Bowles. Hilah
Butler. Louise Rritton. Lillian Bris-
tow. Madeline Cont, Lois Tucker.
2 II Grade--I, I'm Ballard, Hugh
Hancock, Laurie Lyme. Edward
Mitchell. Nathan Warren. Evelyn
Bowler. Ruth Brown. Lois Collins,
Doris Finke. Goldie Gersinghans
GLADYS Moody. Gladys Seaton. Viola
Uranium, Alma Wakefield.
A Grade--E.ula Burbeck. Doris
Butler, Audry GIL. Edith Martin.
Margaret Sorg. Marjorie Tyree, Raj
ford GRAVES, Edgar TniFfips.
r Grade~~Ethel Boiling. Helen
Rohnam, Sebastian Burlington. CHI
ford Dowdy. Goiaie Greene. Horee
Hicks. Charles Metzger. Grace sloan.
. A Grade-~Roberta Thon. Annette
Wilson. Louise shaw. Lille Noveck.
Rhea Bowler. John o'Leary. Wilbur
McDonoueh, Garland Martin
iR Grade-~Warren Chapel. VIII
lie Stamper. Myrtle Wakefield, Alma
Brubeck, Sadie Moody, Myrtle Cox.
A Grade Willie Reed Terry. Es-
teff. aTerEuson * Katherine Heck i~r
Helen McKenna. Katherine Lowry.
Lillian Martin, Alma Higgins
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14

Following In the honor roll for Ran
dolph school for the month of April:
- u Graao--El zal,et4s -So4e, Evelyn
Harrison F-reda Hoffman. Eva Minson.
I A Grade-~-PriscilIa Williams.
8 p Grade--William Powell. West
hook Smith. Edward Davis Esther
Evans. Dora Ghiles.
rs~u Head. Alma Tremer. Louise VIII
liams. Russell McMuilin. Cary Skin
ner. Linwood Wilkinson.
A GYade--Florence Armbrecht. Ma
Blackburn. Emma Hoffman. Garland
Webster, Irene Woodson.
A Grade---Earl Bailey. Elizabeth
Grafton. Ruth Fuehrer. Grace Kritzer,
Alice Magee. Harry Martin. Beatrice
Thacker. jamie Titmus. LNnwood
White.
4 Il CHARACTERIZATION Walden. Minnie
Davidson. Fannie Butler, Lucy Clarke,
ola Lukhard. Ruth Mallory. Alma
Phelps. Garnetl Armhrecht, Capers
Harrison. Samuel Kelley.
A Grade--Louis Gordon. Jennings
French. Carroll Heal. Marie Jackson.
Ethel Morgan Bessie Scott. Eugenia
Thorpe. Adele Swami.
y Grade~-John Profit. Rufus Sar-
yey. Lnnnelle- Gaxr Ruby -N-illis--Nir=
ginia Wilkinson.
n
Pickles.. tiazsi Perkins. Bessie sturdi-
want. Theima Thorpe. Virginia Nray.
James Dunn. George Yaeger.
2 Z Grade Richard Bray. Deerward
Grubhs. Francis I3aidacci. Norma
Bauer. Heien Bennett. Fannie Cornett.
Mary French. Annie Haley, EiiZAbeth
Harrison Mabel -Lee-Dorts- IdNtng-
Gay Pea cock.
"A Grade-Ava Gibbs. Pearl Splitter.
Emily Palmore, Marion Robinson.
T'helma Henry Elinor Swami, Gladys
Waldrop. Thelnla Wood. Minnie Cook,
Alfred Hesiep. Carl Mochetti. Reginald
Titnr. Lester Rowland Maurice Lang
horne Henry Stockmar
y Grandchildren Cole George
Fletcher Edgar Poole. kennou Wal
den. Hobart Branch. Franklin Dunn.
Maria Beazley Augusta Carter, Ruth
Hail. Thelma Sale
! A Crade-Thomas Davidson. Dan
Coleman Mitchell. John Holmes. Wiley
BEDFORD Elizabeth Fowlltes Virginia
Lacy. Verneli Thorp, Moliie Wood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
BAINRRIDGE SCHOOL.

The following attained places on
the honor roll in Hasnhridge sehool
last month.
r Martha Bates, Veruefi
Buckner, Florence Crook, Louise Fer
ris. Rosebud Finn. Erna Gill. Louise
GiiIs, Maggie Garrett Irene Hor-
ner. Marion Long. Mary Nelson
Willie Dunnavan. Eugene Mccarthy.
Berley Samion. John Wright. Louise
Dowdy.
A Grade-Randolph Hatcher.
Sophie he Corr. Theima Morrissette.
Helen Newell. Alma Barker. Agnes
Jones. Isabel Mose!ey. Martha Pull
liam.
81 Grade--Julia prddy. Eriene
Bass. Tesora Fisher, Hettie Nance
t1nic Rowland, Berntoe Taylor
Isabel wiseman, Edna BauRh, Susie
Crooks. Alma Lester. Lucille Rey-
noids, Mary Rowxie. Clara Tucker.
A Grade~-Addington Maurice,
Louise Apperson. Anne Dunford. Dor
otny Gillian. Jessie Lamb, Lillian
adatthewx. Mary Wilkinson. Mary
Young.
4 Grada--Aureif2 McCue. Hazel
Long
Il Crade---Beatrtce Bovee, Mar
garet Crooks, Helen Chiles, Saliie
Fisher. Lucy Kidd. Marie Moore. Pat
tee Phillips. Hazel Sutton. May
Woodsn. Clinton Sheppard, Hunter
Turner. Charlie Pitman. Julian Fros-
tic Allen Cleaton. Vert Barker.
A Grade-Maoon Irby. J. b.
Vaughan. Goldse Koyce. Margaret
Link, Lily Mustian. Evelyn Philiyss
Clara wilkinson. Lena Woods, Rosa
lind simmons. Idaiene Levy.
II Grade-Walter Crostic. Nor
man. Former, Josepr DE Mott Gin
ton Taylor. Edwin Spence. Pearl Bass
sagtts - ciemsnta, :. cBeruira-> Moody.
clyde Rowiett. vireinia Bedford.
Helen Smith.
A Grade--Otis Shaw. Edgar
Toney, Calvin Young, Hazel Camp.
A-2 Grade---EdEar Jones. Ethel
Gillian. Irpell Horner. Jeanette
Jewett Eethel Pickett Mabel Tucker.
B-2 Grade--Walker Bolton, Les
lie Rudd, Joe Tyler, Minnie Atkins.
Sarah Bradshaw, Ruth Coverstone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14

BOWLING GREEN. VA, May ID.
AT mass meeting of Democrats OF
Caroline county. called today by Il.
l. Heaie. chairman of the county
committee. c, T Smith. G. L. Gravatt.
r p. Coghill. r. l.. Beale. r. O..
" ortham, l.. r. Christian. e. B. Con-
way and Robert Voolfolk were cleo
ted delegates to the State Democratic
convention nj Norfolk. May 23rd. G.
Il. Conway presided over the meet-
f,ree n. temporary -ei4aifmaH.
The delegation was not instructed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-14
CAVALIERI TO WE'D
AN OPERA SINGER

PARIS, May i3.--The journal states
that Mime. Lima. Cavalieri. the famous
prima donna, In TO marry NJ Muratore.
a well-known opera singer.
The wedding will take place during
the summer after which the newly
married pair will leave for the United
States, where Nine, Cavalieri is al
ready under contract TO appear.
Mime. Cavalieri had had remarke-
BILE career. A few years ago she was
a star turn in the halls OF Paris, and
she rapidly achieved a brilliant sue
cess in grand opera. She married Mr..
Robert Winthrop Chanler. the New
York millionaire, but the union was
dissolved in the recent divorce pro-
ceedings.