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Evening star., 1914-07-29
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Site Committee of New Alex
andria Hospital Meets Today.
PEYToN IS ELECTED MAJOR
Old Dominion Boat Club Preparing
for Regatta to Be Held Sat-
urday Afternoon.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 29.-Tht
committee on site for the new Alexandra
| Hospital will hold meeting at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon in the rooms OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce for the purpose of con
sidering number Of sites.
Whether or not site will be definitely
decided upon at this meeting is not
| known. The committee on site will, how.
ever. eventually submit to the board Of
managers of the hospital whatever site Il
selects for ratification.
Work of collecting funds for the new
hospital has nearly been completed, al.
though other contributions are exp ected
The new hospital will cost $4,000. and
according to the plans proposed by the
promoters Of the project. 1t will be 8
modern and up-to-date institution.
Capt. Peyton Succeeds Maj. King.
Capt. Thomas .. Peyton of Charlottes.
vile, Va, was yesterday afternoon elect.
ed major to command the second battal-
lion. 1st Infantry. Virginia Volunteers. al
meeting held at the state encampmeni
at Gordonsville He will succeed the late
Maj. James E. King of this city.
|. Capt Peyton, by special permission. ap-
peared at once before Lieut.. Col. Stern
assistant inspector general. Virginia
Volunteers, and successfully passed the
examination for his new grade. His
commission becomes operative at once.
Maj. Peyton entered the state military
service tWenty-seven years ago.
Regatta Planned for Saturday.
Preparations have been made by a
number of members of the Old Domin-
ion Boat Club for club regatta to be
held Saturday afternoon next at about
$40 o'clock. The run will be made
from the clubhouse to Jones point and
return. The officials of the race will be
as follows: J. Sid Douglas. captain;
Carl Mueller. first lieutenant: Hunt
Russell second lieutenant.
This club has also arranged for a
smoker, which will be held at its club
house the evening of August g..
The police court room, which has
just been repainted and improved gen
orally. was used for the first time in
the past month today. The walls are
salmon colored with cream-colored
metallic ceiling.
Many Alexandrians today attended
the excursion given to Colonial Beach
under the auspices of Oriental Lodge
No. 6. knights of Pythias. and the
Second Baptist Church of this city,
The finance committee of the George
Washington Birthday Association at a
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
| rooms of the chamber of commerce
wound up the affairs of the association
in connection with the parade gtver
February % last.
Stephen c. Craven. infant son of Mr.
and Mrs Ernest Craven, died today a,
his parents home, 416 Wilkes street
The funeral will take place at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19

Continued from First page)
position after position by assault In
spite OF the internal fire of the Ger
mans The Germans are offering q
most energetic resistance and their
fghting in alternately defensive and
offensive. In spite OF the torrential
rains, which have turned the ground
into a quagrnire, the Russians are adj
vancing toward the interior or Ger
many. The Russians .Iave captured
ten big cannon, none of which were
damaged.
Fighting Hand TO Hand.
The correspondent OF the London
Daily News telegraphs that the fght-
ing In this region Is a hand to hand
combat of infantry, the Russians con-
stantly using the bayonet and often
the gun butt.
The success of the Russian opera
tions in East Prussia is admittedly
dependent upon the outcome Of the
battle In Northwest Poland. where Gea-
eras Won Hlndenhurg. from a base at
Thorn is attemptiug to break the very
center OF the Russian line, and so
prevent two great Russian armies pass
Ing Thorn. one to the northward, one
to the southwark
Farther to tsa s9H't tet f> N@'
advance ~ very near the German bor-
der, and the Germans Ef 0gfEf}g,I
strong stand in the region of Kaliscz.
The army advancing toward cracow
has made progress. according to Rus
sian claims, and there are unofficial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19

their power to make the movement a
big success.
Nearly one hundred of the most
prominent young ladies In Richmond
are Included in the list OF workers to
take part in the selling Of tags next
Wednesday. The Belgian badges are
to bear the simple phrase, Suffering
Belgians," and are TO be sold on the
streets i'll the same manner as on pre-
vious bell and tag days. Following is
a list of these appointed by Mrs. Will
lliams and the stations at which they
viii serve;
County Chairmen.
Chairmen of the counties in the
Third Congressional District were APP
pointed yesterday by John Stewart
Bryan, as follows:
Hanover County--W. B. Walton.
Ashland.
Henrieo County--w. c. Saunders,
Glen Allen.
Powhatan County-Ho Skins Hobson,
Belona
Goochland County-C. w. Dickin-
son, Jr, Gainesville.
I Chesterfield County-Phillip " Cog
; bill, Chesterfield Courthouse.
James CITY County---Dr. Fl. Y.
Stephenson Toano.
Charles City County--R. s Major
Charles City.
New Kent County--W. r. Tunstall
Tunstall Postoffice.
7 King William County--B. C.. Gar
rett. King William Courthouse.
City OF Wiliamsburg-N. l.. Hen.
ley, williamsburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
TURKS FEARED
TENNEssEE"S GUNS

Paris. Nov 1S,--The Paris Herald's
correspondent at Athens teiegraphs
that 1t is announced from Mitylene
that the United States armored cruiser
Tennessee. lying in the port OF Nuria.
asked the town authorities of smyrna
for permission to enter that port. The
authorities refused to givd tho desired
permission. The Tennessee's launch,
nevertheless. approached the outer
forts OF the town and was bonn barded
and forced To retreat. Thereupon the
commander of the Tennessee, accord
ing to the dispatch, announced that II
free access to the port was not granted
the cruiser would force her way in.
The smyrna authorities, rearing
that the Tennessee would lombard the
town, left for the Interior.
The port of Smyrna is garrisoned by
$4,000 Turkish troops.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
JUDGE PRI1CHARD
AN ARBITRATOR
MEMBER OF BOARD WHICH WILL
SETTLE RAILROAD LABOR
DIFFICULTIES.


1t was announced yesterday that
Judge j. c. Pritchard. of the United
states circuit Court has been APP
,.+s =, ~
pol"te" one VI 'he a.
pending eontroXersy- between the W est
ern railroads and tneif eheiheers anu
iremen. This controversy is regarueo
as the most important anor uisp u.e
whlch mas ever peeh
arbitration In TINS country, ~
wolves all the railroads between III
cago and the Pacihc coast--neariy one
hundred In number, ana approximately
10000 engineers ana hremeh' VINO are
demanding higher wages ana better
condition Of service,
The law under whlch the arpltta''oi'
takes place Is known as the New!aifds
Law. and was enacted IN july 1919 1t
provides for board OF SIX menpers,-
two to be selected by the fallroaas
and two by the empioFes. IN case tho
four thus chosen are unaple TO asfee
upon the other two members which IL
the fact in this case the femaih. .ne
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
GOLORED NETrRIN ARIAN
HAD NO LICENSE

y u Wiuwrig1t coi0red. -hirsv-
5our wears old with Offices IN John
~on s livery stables aH Brook Avenue.
nas arrested last night bv patro;mah
= y Tiller on two warrants. charg-
sinc him with unla wfulIy practicipg
4 e'e1 aFinary medicine because ne did not
have q state license. and also for
prs c;iciag hc profession without hav-
insg lassed the state board
WAR q right was arrested on com
rtaint If four Of the leading veterin
als Surgeons Of Richmond. brs. J =.
ac1lnnough Thomas Fray&er +, c.
Taylor and Henry Tresnor, will appear
agaiHst him as witnesses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
GUTIERREZ MERELY
VILLAS WOODEN MAN

I'll paSo Tex Nov. 1S-To end all
parlevs with General Carran2a, General
villa today made Provisional President
Guiterreg aud the entire Aguas Colientes
convention virtual prisoners Ia AguaS
Callentes excepting the few of his owH
officers who nave not yet re3oiued their
commands. according 70 dispatches re-
ceiVed here today by coastithtlonalist
repre- seHta ives.
The messages stated that Genera,
VILLA justified his action by the plea
OF military eaigeucies. The purpose OF
which is To prevent possible unfriendiy
members from entering into dangerous
communications with General carranza
or his forces ia the field.
It was stated that the members u
the provisional governmental Aguas
calientes have the freedom OF the city.
though under surveillance, but are not
allowed TO enter into any eommuniea-
tion with the Carranza government.
To make this matter doubly certain.
all telegraph wires connecting Agnas
Calientes with the south have been
cut.
The same advices say that General
Pablo Gonzales has definitely decided
TO support Carranza. and that he has
concentrated his army at Queretaro
and will make a stand there against
Villas advance.
Communication Cut. 8
The virtual arrest Of Gutierrez by
Villa is said 10 have decided General
Gonzales 20 declare for Carranza- thy
morning Gonzales, who had returned
from Cordoba. where no interviewed
Carranza. to Queretaro was in confer
ence bv wire with General Guetierres
al ARuas caiientes. At about noon,
when Gonzales again attempted to re
new the conference, he was informed
that General Gutierrez had been re-
ouestea'' 10 cease entirely giving out
any further statements, Upon CON
gales still attempting ~ get into COM
munication with the provisional presi-
dent. according 10 the reports, Cen
eral Felipe Angeles cut the telegraph
wires At Silao.
According to reports received here
today. there has been sharp lighting
south of Sifan The Villa troops were
under Angeles and the Carranzistas
were commanded Wy General Dieguez.
According to reports received by Car
rama officials here, the Nillistas were
forced 10 retire,
Gonzales Has Large Force.
Gonzales is known to have a large
force. with considerable amount OF
artillery. stationed at Queretaro. but
yilistas state that his position has
been greatly weakened through the oc-
equation by villa troops of many points
on the railroad The forces OF Con
zales, besides holding Queretaro.
stretch in IA long line north almost to
Gan Luis fotosi This fact, 1T is be-
Ijcyed, has prevented Villa from ofaer-
ing a general movement from San Luis
Potosi against Tampico. as the north
ern leader fears a flank attack by
the Gonzales forces.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19

reports that Cracow is being besieged
end that the northern part Of the city
was fred by Russian shells. The Ger
man government asserts that the at
tack was repulsed and that the Rus
slams were driven back.
There is little news, official or un-
official, as regards the operations in
t;alieia.
In Bukovina the Austrians are Civ
ing way before the Russians a dis
patch received in Petrograd from Mar
mornitza. on the AustrO- RunaniaH
frontier, says that furious lighting is
Gotng on In Bukovina and that the
Austrans seem unable to halt the Rus
sian advance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
AMBITIOUS SCHEDULE FOR MEET
ING or CONFERENCE HERE
NEXT WEEK.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
MEN KNOWN IN EDUCATIONAL AND
POLITICAL LIFE WILL AID
DRESS VARIOUS A.
soCIATToSs.

One Of the Most elaborate and most
varied programs ever prepared for
Virginia general education conference
mas been prepared for Che annual
meetings 70 he held in Richmond
dur.ac Thanksgiving week.
FROM Tuesday to FRIDAY night work
that mas been outlined vii keep the
two thousand or more teachers and
sinner HteHdcuts tuSy win the eNcep-
non * few hours Of recr cation each
dav SPEAKERS of prominence IN the
pai.tiTa5 and edDcatIonal world will
w ite addresses morning. afternoon
and evening Some Of them are,
Professor Bruce Il. Payne, Of the
Poo body Normal school ~ Nashville
Hon. +. 4. CIaNtun.- ~ United states
Com missioner of Education, Governor
Henry t. stuart. Mayor George Aims
lie. State superintendent Stearnes.
Professor ". II. Heck. Of the Unit
Ve:sitv If Virginia, Hon. Martin VIII
}tanls ~ Giles; superintendent J. A.
g Chandler Of Richmond; Professor
AlEred Hail. of the school OF educa-
ton OF the University Of Virginia. Dr.
f. =. Farnworth. of Columbia; Pro-
fesSol- .. Alphonso Smith, Of the Unit
Versity 81 Virginia; Mrs r. Il. Mum
ford, Or A. w. McWhorter, Of lIamp
.Gca-Sldrey: superintendent +. G.
Glass, 81 I.ynchbarg 7 II. Binford. J,
-. Eggleston president OF Y. =. /
and many others Of equal prominence
ana experience. Secretary or The Navy
Daniels Fairfax Harrison aud others
ATE expected.
The conferences arc Of all the edu-
saifpnal associations ~ the state, held
~tuarate!y during he day and Jointly
at night They are: Conference of
division superintendents; Virginia
state Teachers Association, t1e School
Truste es Association. the Cooperative
gaucation Association and the CLASH
t.t \ Association Of Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
ADMINISTRATION


arate from the incident of the firing,
IL caused by the statement In Captain
Hecker's report that Consul General
Horton, al smyrna. is apprehensive
for the safety of the consulate, This
statement. II is feared implies that
conditions in Smyrna are lad and that
the anti foreign sentiment. which has
long been gathering there, has reached
dangerous pitch, Further infor-
nation on this point is anxiously
awaited. There are about fifty Ameri
cans in smyrna, mostly missionaries
The information now In possession
uf administration authorities In limit
cd 10 that contained in n dispatch
from Captain Decker, OF the Ten
nesaee- concerning which the Navy
Department made this statement:
Wires for Fuller Information.
Captain H. G. Decker, in command
IF the Tenpessee, wired Secretary
Daniels this morning that while pro-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
NEGRO SLASHER
STARTS NEAR RIOT

Trouble started by an unknown negro
last night in a West Broad street col
cred theater when he siashed Joe John
son, colored. across the face with a
knife because he brushed BY him In
making his exit came very near ending
In Il riot. The unknown negro dashed
from the theater. followed ny an ex
cited mob. For three or four blocks
along Broad street he ran followed
by at least fifty negroes
lie rnadc his escape by turning in
Greenwaids drug store at Henry and
Broad streets and goiRg through the
back door Patrolmen on Broad Street
soon Quieted the negroes. The police
are now searching for the negro who
started the trouble.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19

The state has been divided into
seven districts. Two of rAe automo-
h,,es may he won in any one of the
districts The Overland as the grand
p,ize will be given to the candidate
,a,,ef,.inu the highest vote. II mat
,ars no. what district this candidate
NAV live in. Then the Ford, the
MAGNIFICENT Edison instrument and
the $40 in gold will be given in each
e. .,e districts. There will. therefore
he two automobiles in one OF the dis
tr;cts. This district may be any one
of tho seven.
Districts have been arranged, as
follows:
District No. Counties Of Accomac
and Northam pton Northumberland.
,,-e.,+,,,oretao5 Richmond. Lancaster.
Matthews Gloucester Middlesex Es-
soy King and Queen, King Willis1n.
>, rra,+ cbarles CITY. James City,
va. xvaru,;c,r r.1izabeth CITY. and
mo cities of williamsburg and New
mort News
,,ist,3ct No. 2-The counties If
Princess Ann, Norfolk, Nansemond.
Isle Of Wight, Southampton. and tle
cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth.
District No. 3-The city or Rlch-
mond and the county of Henrico
District No, 4-The counties OF
Surry, Sussex. Greenesville, BrnnN-
wick, Dlnwiddie, Prince George. Ches-
terfield. Powhatan, and the city or
Petersburg
District No. counties OF Amelia,
Nottoway. Lunenburg. MecAlenburg.
Halifax, Charlotte. Prince Edward,
! Cumberland, buckingham and Apo
mattoS.
District No. 6----Counties of Pittsyl-
yania, Campbell, Amherst, Nelson.
Augusta, Rockbridge. Bedford, Frank
! lin. Henry, Patrick, Floyd. Roanoke,
| Botetourt. Bath. Highland, AL
! teehany, Craig. Montgomery, Pulaski.
| Carroll. Wythe, Giles, Grayson.' Bland,
/ Smyth, Tazewell, Washington. Rus
sell Ruchanan. Dickinson, Wise, Scott
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
on the Victrola.

ed by bullet A soldier Of the Tenth
United States Cavalry was struck by
spent bullet.
Carranza troops, holding the town.
repulsed attack after attack by the
Nilia troops. General Hill the Car
rama commander. claims that his men
killed two hundred Mayterena men In
one cavalry charge Less than ffty
were killed o. wounded Ia the town
during the day according TO General
HiiFs report Fighting continued after
dark.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19

s340slons. They were followed by
E&fcadaidts Of ordinary naval guns.
The fring lasted for an hour without
E1ntrfrupt.on. Then came pause OF
SNfteAn minutes. after which the can.
sAcnading was resumed. lasting until
bate In the evening"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19

ceeding from Nourlah (about ten
miles from Smyrna) To smyrna 70
make official calls. boat was fired
ct Consul anxious for safety of con
sulate Tennessee PROCEEDED to ana
left NourIah at request of q m hassadoF
and is now anchored in the harbor
OF Scio (Chios), from which captain
Decker's telegram wac sent Secretary
Daniels has wired for fuller informa-
tfpp -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19

The suit OF. Moses Taylors admins
traitor against Thomas stage for $40
600 will be called in the Chancery
Court today This suit arises over the
death through accident of Taylor
while engaged in work on building
on lower Main street. on OCTOBER 10
f412
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
hEaoNLAAD AGAIN IN
HANDS or BRITISH

LOTION. Nov tS.--A news agency has
4 report from Athens that a British
rruiser I'm the Mediterranean has seized
the steamer Kroonland from New York
with 2,5e0 tons of war munitions des-
tined for Germany
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
WAR NEWS In BRIEF

a terrific combat % artillery char
act.sixed the Hght!ng in f|e.elUm and
northerI France Yesterday sccurdirS
10 tile anreunCcSnen of the French
Eost Gmcni There WIRE infantry
satss "a Lons ntag RiNsc h0ote whore the
AIRES gained ground. and near 7 pres
81 ere n, British stood solidly against
ssat German attack
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
FIERCE BATTLE
Continued from First .Page.)

of the American troops guarding the
border.
Six people, three of them women,
were wounded on the American side.
Two of the wounded were Americans,
r. H. Reynolds. United States Gus
toms inspector, having his leg shatter-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19

rho supreme Court of Appeals If
Virginia Yesterday refused ~ grant y
writ # error IN the case II Luther
Totiea sentenced 70 Usr"t years n the
pen;teutlarv from Scott County FOR
mans aHrhter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
DEATHS

uI,ER-Fntered into resi- wednes;-
dav Move mher u.s. at q A. NJ.
pEtRL LEE TILLER. wife of ].
Robert Tiller and daughter of lsa-
bella Johnson and James Randolph
Lee She leaves. besides her hus-
band and parents, two daughters
Mrs. r. W. Jordan and Miss Nellie
Lee Tiller, one son, Q. Randolph Til
Ter, and two sisters, Misses Ida j..
and Marie A. Lee.
Funeral services will he held at
Clay-Street NJ. r.. Church THURS
DAY. November 10. at $50 +. n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19

la>@.. ..a-.,.s- tt- sarfa .hal Ger
lsIsn efforts iu 'T.EE Arnu&h ,ns Eus-
STA 3 ssfarsr r..-. teen Husu .ccs-ffil.
ard ta., E.-1a" ARMIES sire making
praaFeSe .a E4"f Prussia, tr North
west Polar. org Nrss tY'ap3 an5 ta
tiie 1esl-. 90 ,f4..V. }, is uucG 7ial-
\ stats d ta.t 5ias.t4 j. pressing the
frorlies 4t.et Wita tremendous
81 ras a.G t.st H- Important reverse
ts heeu --rsTe 3 great battle IS
ras.nE rea >eld@a where a Russian
M rsE striving t0 seize tb% East
Ieg&Ssiaa ra t~ay network and turn
the fortress { Thorn
The German war office Gays that tho
r. 8tati.+H 4U The west has undergone
no chang bu, hat the French have
astaete5 unnecessarily on the west
bard vi the Measc, Victories aye
claimed ovpF the Russians. VINO are re-
ported hv the war office ~ be retreat
Ing franA sctdau and giving Ray In
North Poland.
The unexplained act of the Turks at
Tho p8rt u Fourlah. near SMYRNA in
firing oH tne cruiser Tennessee. has
raasea some apprehension IN Wash
tagtaa The United States government
has not demanded an explanation from
the Porte. hut has requested detailed
report from Minister Morrenthau
from Consul General Horton ara from
Captain Decker. Of the Tennessee
The italian government has called
home It's ENJOYS TO England. France
Germany ana Austria. presumably
that Foreign Minister Sonnino may
obtain their views IA TO iEaJkan
league for the protection of Serpia Il
~ reported that food supplies are go-
Ing into Germany from italy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
GIVE EIGHT AUTOS


winner of the grand prize: II Will be
the candidate who gets the necessary
early start.
What are YOU going to do?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19
BELGIAN COMMITTEE

Continued from First Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-19

#esas osfel ~ COS q. 500 up GIFT
DEF gTsEss-g yo4F chs-a.1nas sstts
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-05-01

lean consul at Tamsui. Formosa.
telegraphed he fears that this means
that the vessel has gone down.
When the first wireless calls for
help We're heard. the nearest ship
was six hours away. The Govern
ment navy department was inclined
to discrcdit the reports regarding
pirates and expressed the opinion
that they were an outcome Of the
recent looting of British steamer.
The first wireless message regard
Ing the disaster was received direct
from the Siberia this morning at the
japanese wireless station on the cost
Of Ktushiu Island. 1t conveyed the
Information that the steamer had
met with an accident and was in dis
tress. This message was mutilated
and no further definite Information
could be learned from II. 4,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-05-01
Graduating
Exercises At
Monongah
DR.. WAITMAN BARBE.A ADDRESSES
CLASS ON PAYING THE
PRICE"
COLONEL THOMAS g. PRICE DIS.
TRIBUTES DIPLOMAS TO.
s. PUPILS.

Graduating exercises OF Grant
District school were held las, night
in the NJ. +. church. of Monongah.
The church was filed with relatives
and friends Of those who have COM
plotted their work in the common
schools. DIR. Waitman Barbe. of the
University of West Virginia address
ed the graduates on the subject,
Paying the Price"
Musical numbers were given by
Mrs. John w. Polling the Miss Stan
ely fost and Katie Price. The pro-
gress made In Grant district is evil
denced by the fact that this year
there were twenty-three graduates.
Last year there were four.
Colonel Thomas G. Fr,ce, president
OF the Grant District Board Of Edu.
cation, addressed the class and pre-
sentcd the diplomas The program
of the evening follows:
Music America
Invocation Rev. G. C. Lawson
Essay Katie Price
Music. March, from ThanhausSr7T
''' TIT Wagner
\ stanles5sgYost and ,Mss. Polling
Essay - II. Wendell Ware
Essay Raymond Salvati
Mnsid9 will o',the Mfsp"--.- 4 MS
.Iuupmnnu
Katie Price,
Address. Paying the Price
nr. Whitman Barbe. W. Va. Uni
versity
Presentation Of Diplomas
T. G. Price, Pres. Board of Educa.
ton
Dismissal Rev. T.. Is. Ware
Roll of Graduates: Boothesville
scllool. George Bennett. George NJ.
De1'olt, n. Wendell Ware; svenson
school. Alice Buoy; Hutchinson
school. Flossie Darrell Sandy, Sam
rcrango: Monongall school. Otis
James, William Kearns, Patsy Pclle-
ereni. Anna Pickus. Katie Louise
Price, Raymond SalyaitI yonko
rnrkovic: Sarietta school. Lena
Hartley. Rosa Linn. Lille Vincent;
Thompson school, Thomas Bennic
Holdsworth, Clarabclle Mercer; Un-
ion school. Mary Nfaylurst. Glayds
Springer: White Hall school, Wiley
currcy: Worthing school. Iris Ire.
land; Colorcd school, Eva Hewitt,
George W. Perkins; Special gradu-
ate. John krisko.