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The Washington times., 1916-01-28
For Chapped, Blotchv,
Red or Wrinkled Skin

DO YOU realize that lust beneath that
coarse. rough or disColorcd complexion
there's an eXuUiSite'V beautiful skin Of
youthful tint and deliCaCy? II you could
only bring this compleN on to tn" sur
face disCarding tie old one, NOT can
in the easiest. simplest, most natural
manner imaEnablc just oct an ounce
Cf ordinary merc0l Zed wax a any drug
store. apply n.Ghrl" I've cod cream. re-
mOvn" il morning" with warm water
The wax assists Nature bV rrrdTalIy
taking off the LINGERING particles Of
dead and halfde"d surface skin. caus-
ing no disrOmftrt whatever. Cutaneous
defects Ike chaos. DmDles botChes
liver spots, moth patches. freckles, OF
course. disappear with the cd skin
Nothing else will ACCOMPLISH such won
derful results in so short time
Fine lines and even the deeper wrin-
kles often anpear at this season. In
such cases nothing Is better than a face
bath made BY dissolving OF. powdered
saxolite In Il pt witch hazel. This is
remarkably effective.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
How to Destroy Catarrh
Germs and End Catarrh
Forever

Catarrh is germ disease and the only
way to cure it so 1t viii stay cured and Fever
come back is lu XIII ami drive out OF YOUR
system the catarrhal germs WhiCh have ioInd
lOdgmcnl there. When the germs so the
Calarrh viii stop. The trouble ".th n,osl
treatments, Nhc sprays. salNes. ,rears
greasy haIms, lotions, etc. is that they Lne
only temporary relief by opening up for d
while the c.ugged head, throat and nustriIs.
In "A little uUe the Catarrh comes Id, h Us
Ddd as ever.
Icop.t Nno suffer continually from ratarrn
EhOdii dlOp such temporary ruakesnii. ana
get Suu"l "lElnL that really Ge,s at the root OF
tie disease aud stanps IL out. There Is uolh-
ms b,ter IOT SLCh cases IMAM breathing IT ~
your nose and lungs the pleasant, 500 hing
healing germ destroying air Of Hyomel ,pIo-
nounCed High-o-me) made from pures oil Of
Eucalyptus and combined with other powsrfu al
healing anusepuC and germ destroying in
gradients. Hyomei penetTates and heals the
lnhAmed swollen membranes OF your nose
and throat stops discharges. clears the pas
sages and completely overcomes the disease
by destroying It's cause. For Catarrh Germs
cannot live In your body after Hyomei reaches
them. o Donnells s Drug Store and many
other good druggists in Washington and vi
cinity have long sold Hyomei on a positive
guarantee OF successful res ults or money back
and find this generous policy pays. Most
made from hard rubber with every complete q
treatment sold. This makes a very simple
easN and convenient as We'll as thOrO ISniy
reliable means Of treating by the test known
method this dangerous and often dIsg listing
diseaSe.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
WHAT CAUSES COLDS?

lhiS question Is asked every day.
A cold is really fever, not always
caused by the weather but often due to
c.sordered blood or lack of important
tsod-elements. In changing seasons
fat-foods are essential because they
distribute heat by enriching the blood
and SO render the system better
able to withstand the varying elements.
This is the important reason why
Scot's Emulsion should always be
taken for colds, and it does more
builds strength to prevent sickness
SCOTS Emulsion contains Natures
rare strength building fats, so skillfully
blended that the blood profits from
every drop. 1t is free from harmful
drugs or alcohol. Sold at drug stores
always get the genuine.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ ISIS
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
If You Have tuberculosis

1t is most important that you should
pay proper attention to diet and living
conditions. and get plenty of rest and
fresh air day and night. Many a life
claimed by this disease might have
been saved by timely attention to these
matters. In most cases, however,
rundown system needs assistance.
Under these circumstances try Eek
mans Alternative, a lime treatment
which has the unique quality of being
easily assimilated by the average per-
son.
Give Nature every chance, but
strengthen your own chances by using
this remedy. which has effected bene-
fiCial results in many cases.
No undue claims are made for II. hut
il has helped in many cases. And II il
safe to try, for it contains no opia ties,
narcotics. or habit-forming drugs. Sold
by O'Donnell's Drug Stores.-Advt
Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28

If there's a proviso that we may con-
tinue to do our regular stunt on the
side for our first love"
And so It was agreed. "Bugs" Is
in New York. but his writings nnc
drawings will appear every day In
The Times. and he has promised to
run over occasionally and get new
done on local conditions.
The thousands of Washington fol-
lowers of Bugs" Baer will Join The
Times in wishing him the fun meas
ure of success in New York journal
ism. Although there's a "to let"
tag on his desk down at The Times
office. the fellows he has labored
with for several years are unselfish
enough to appreciate the fact that he
has been called to a broader field,
and. although Bugs" will be missed
here. he was destined to go sooner or
later.
Is Signed BY "Rugs."
Arthur Baer-hes been called Ar
thur Baer probably a half dozen
times in his life Ionce when a stern
parent reprimanded him). made hi
metropolitan debut in the Evening
World yesterday. The column is
headed by Bugs and not Arthur.
however.
There's also personally-con-
Quoted column in the Evening
World. so Mr.. Baer is fairly
launched upon his big league ca
reer. His witty stuff" is to be
syndicated by the Press Publish
ing Company. but in Washington
it is ordained that Bugs" shall
write exclusively for The Times
and he will keep up his column as
heretofore
Bugs" came to The Times when
he was nothing hut boy with the
ambition to be a cartoonist. He's
hardly more than boy now. but
he's batting more than 800 in the
cartoonists' league. From the out
set his cartoons and comic sayings
in The Times made hit and
Washington soon talked of the
find" made by The Times.
However. there are more base
ball teams. more nuts" more
folks and more foolishness in New
York and IT was natural that
Bugs" should branc hout into the
metropolitan game.
Here's to your success and your
good humor. Bugs, and that goes
for this entire town!
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
Warm Weather Has Had
Little Bad Effect Here

The warm weather has little Ill effect
on health conditions in the District. ac-
cording to the records of the Health
Department. The number Of deaths re-
ported from grip this week is three and
tho number from pneumonia twelve.
There may he however. it was stated,
an increase in tho mortality from these
d seases during the last three days OF
the week.
Last week there were recorded tweNe
deaths from crIp and twcnty-n ne from
pneumonia. To prevent colds. whlch
may be followed by grip and pneumonia.
the Health department advises all per-
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
ICoStlieSt Bouquet
Lost by Young Belle
Diamond Broach Attached to
Blooms Which Youth
Carries Off.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-Whetf or the
young man. who picked up a corsage
bouquet of gardenias on the main stair
way OF the Waldorf-Astoria last
wednesday night discovered that a
valuable diamond brooch was affixed to
the stem of the bouquet. or threw the
mowers away without knowing their
value. is a point OF much interest to
MISS Margaret Luce, of Eas. Fifty
second street.
me young woman attended the en-
tcftainment of the Junior League at
.he hotcl that evening and lost her
hou"uet OF GardeniRs with the diamond
brooch which she had used to pin the
, mowers to her corsacc. Several hotel
guests saw a young man pick un n bou-
aue' on stairway leading to thA ball
room, but when the loss was made
known search for him was vain. The
nrooch was bought by Mr. and Mrs
Luce in. Berlin two years aTo For their
daughter.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28

George II. Emmons. ir.. was elected
monarch of Kallipolis Grotto. No. 10.
at the annual election at the Chamber
of Commerce last night. Other officers
were elected as follows: l.. :. Gold
smith chief Justice: Allan n. Rogers.
master of ceremonies: joseph II. Cur
ran. treasurer: Jack Shulman. secre-
tary: Alex Schmid sentinel! and Peter
r. Latterner. trustee.
Retiring Monarch +. w. libhev ad-
dressed the business session of the
Erctto in a stirring speech. in which he
urged the support of the entire member
shin to the incoming officers. Better
Masonry. closer affiliation with or
ganizations representative of and allied
with Masonry. were the principal re-
suits that Past Monarch Iibbev prayed
for and he further impressed his audi
ence with a broad description of the
purposes which the srotto wishes to ac-
com Dlish.
Mr. Libbev explained that the grotto
Is not competing with Masonic orGani-
cations. but rather assisting them by
giving the associated Masonic bodies A
better and broader SCOPE of activity
His remarks were written in the min
utes of the meeting and were unani'
mOuSlV adopted.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
FOURTH DIVISION.
Ahbot School.

To Central-Francs Dawson Fowler
Arthur Solomon Wolfe. Mildred Jane
Jones, Ida Adele Livingston, Marie Al
berthe Odell ~,
TO Business-Bernard French Nieh-
mann. Molne Vivian Alloy. Minnie
Beuchert. Jane Zelda GluCkenhous.
TO McKinley-Robert Frank Cornett
Leon Makover. Lewis Martin Rouzer.
Henry School.
To Central-Leo Bender Del Key W
Coleman, samuel NJ Dodek Leonard +,
Schenkel, Abe Schnidcr. Helah {. Lauer
Helen r.. Morgan, Fannie Porsner.
TO Business-John +. Bowman. Abra-
ham b. Fox, Lambert Is; Lang, Ray
mond p. Rupert. Edward F. Shugrue
Morris Sykes. Samuel Faishon, tlora
Bregazin. Grace l.. Hewitt Mary A. r.
O'Connor Irma A. Detzel, Grace NJ
Tallas. Lillian Roscn,hai. Elise shan1
non. Marion Il. Sokolove, Eliza beth M
Strohmann. Rose J.. Weinstein;
TO Mckinley - Raymond Leibsohn
John d. Waddington.
Polk School.
To Business-Ann Elizabeth Grimes
Thompson School.
70 Central Tobie Boxer. Vernon,
Goldsmith, Robert J. Martin. Armand
i Morgan, Roy T.. MCGlasson. oliver
l.. Pullman, Harold f. Rhamr. Laura
! burton, Louise f.. Catlin, Elizabeth
l.. DAYTON, i. Elizabeth lDuffcY. k.ith
l., Jackson, Moreno f.. Justice Nir'
ginia VI. Main, Blanche Protas
I:nchel l.. Tyrce. Lucille Wright.
TO Misunderstanding NJ. Clements
Augustus y. Faurt Lel!0N, fenn0rh
Hcilmnn, Hubert 6. King, BRAN
Tfathnr. Ernest x. Schl"ichcrt: Ber-
.rard G. Scott. Howard Wilson. Hazclit
f. Ashton. Myrtle *. SChwine.
To Busiuess-E. Harry Acher
Henry +. keane. Hiram ii: Nimnel
Meredith Palmer. sarah t.. l:ub"'lnir'
sllv. Doris Olsen, Anna !" NArtleId.
To Western charlotte I. Spence
Twining School.
Business-Blanch +. Cross; Else
F.hninger. Edith Greenberg. Mabel y
Mitchell Ray T.. Atkinson.
Central-Elizabet T.. Mattern.
McKinley-.Iacob II. Blank. Linda Is
Burga, Herman II. Diers. kennetf
Flester. Henry !. MahoneN. Mary a
Mahoney. J. William Moseman. Rob
ert T. Pitt.
Webster School.
To Business - Jerome Goodman
Kaufman, Frances Brown. Hilda kos'
Singer.
TO Central-Norman Goldberg, An
ma Goldman, Eva Jacobs.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
NINTH DIVISION.
Congress Heights School.

To Eastern Nagdal"n" l.. Curtis.
~" BusinrSs-F. EsIcllc Dennison
Padllu" " ~ nriSCiL Martha 7. Joyce
Alta ". Moore. I"Iis l.. Owens. Cath
cIi0c l.. SlrOhcl
TO Mckinley Maulice W. F'illus. r.
ward G.. kohIonz. Aolvrn i. Spal Iing,
Hiram T. TCnnNson. c. Waiter T'ice.
Grahuatcs not entering tigh school
ClaiCnC" r. Dean. Edward EVanS.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28

=
y. Francis Price, william J. Prince
Lee NJ Robinson, Harry w. smith
Ruth v. Alverson, Maria y. Butter
Frances r. Easton, Grace NJ. killmon,
Katherine NJ. MacElwee. NJ. virginia
Squires, Margaret w. Tracy, Esther ~.
whitman. Kathryn S. Winslow. Doris
NJ. Wood.
To business Ralph f. Eckloff, George
r; Fant J. Merrill sH,,n Has,oin,e i'eanlnE aGafS T. T.
Brown. Mary NJ. McaKlg,s
To McKlnley-Byron H.,BerkeleS. Hen
nv c. Johnson. Albert +. Rohtner. H.. D.
Martin Sielenberg. T. Richard Vowel
Ross School.
To Business-Albertine G. Houston
Nellie Il. Mcdonnell, Lillian M'
TO Centrai-Em,ly NJ Alien; Marian
V. Bailey. Norma BAUM; Inaa u
nHoKiey. nH",I"; EditR Site chew. MA i. Cole
wan Edna r.. Colman. Katharine y.
Crook, mazei J. Davis. Wallace a.
Naano. Dorothy V. Dcitricl', Floremt, .
!. Gregory. Olivia V ,n .aWr,nce; ;Cb"|.Ics b"~Hr
q, WcIi,mmie, Louise T.. Merchant.
percy NJ. Niepold. David Norwn ,d'
Mar'an +. py,es. rosc pincus. Irn,a ,,.!
\. schof,oId sam ! THoriHsGITI WsT%%.II Lonlsy y
p, willia,rs, Rnntrice *. Woodford'
Mary v Sorigman ,,,,.,
TO MCKINLEY Manual Tr1 inln!c :,
crank Fraser. Dorothy l. -, i"crh'.
Fart w. Garrison Ee"rS" w. ''"'
rison, Harold r. Smith.
West School.
70 Central--James n. Davis. MNron -
Stout. Meta " WisChhusen.
TO Business-Rose Abraham. 'eorge
W. Pryor .u.
10 McEinley-William A. ANeman
CLAY Mes. Herring Earl McAieer
Harry J. Schon.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
SECOND DIVISION.
John Eaton School.

TO Business-Harrv G. Cohen.
70 Central - Margaret p. Rlanton.
BaNlis 7. Earle. Shcrod l.. Earle. Ar
thur c. Eckcrt. Marjorie s. Gerry. Clair
Il. Cuttings. &. Bryant Grove. James h.
Henderson. stephen G. MAY.
To McKinley-Alfred Bisset. Norman
Hampton. W. Weiehtman Richardson.
Henry d Cooke School.
To Central-Harry C. herman. George
f. Farrell. r. Maurice Jackson.
Archelaus A. Hughes. Henry *. Muir.
+. Clayton Pishron. Frank II. Scrihner.
wood. Margaret d. Gilmartin. Madeline
p. Murton. jeanette Rod, Irene +.
Smith. Virginia r. Whoff.
To BusineSs-H. Hunt CaDers. Leslie
d. Dawson. Percy q. Dawson. Graham
Loving. Dorothy A. Cable. Caroline r..
HaEer.
To McKinIcy-Wiliam r. Burch. Her
bert W. Carpenter. Roger II. Gates
jerome Jack GriIlo.
TO Western-Charlcs T.. Light. ir,,
Flora Grey.
Adams School.
To Business William g. N Edwards
Rose NJ. Lynch. louise X. Pusn.
TO Central -ChEnlinG l.. Carrier. ECd-
ham w. kcnncr. clayton ". La1rcr
Harry B. Nelson. Harry NJ. RarpnpOrt
StAndish Weston, Chu c. WI. Eliza
beth II. Clark. Lucille ". Collins Dor
ctnv L bodson, Lcis $. EI,fsiades
Elcaror l.. Griffith, Beatrice } Hen
"cn. Elizabeth Lee Jones. Dorothy NJ
Kaiser. Constance [. ,laEriCc, A"res {
Morse. Marion = Trabcn, Iuth G
Walk. katherine Wohcl
TO Mckinlev- Samuel j. GRAY. Bern
gard j. GuriNiCh. LEROY HOPKINS Rich
ard'I u. Payne. James stadlcHn, n.
TO Western kChelt V. Brennan, SD
ncy +. Johnson. Charles Day Palmer
AIcyandria X Phillips. Howard "
CuaintanCo. Elliott u. strauss Na:alia
, Watson FLrnior .ida :. kl"rn'etcr
Jessie T. Mannheim.
Weightman School.
TO Business-Iohn Norman Buckley
|. Benjamin Cohen. IsadOro Victor Dcni
son Charles I.ttel SChCor Francis Dc
Sales Scroggins, Mary Theresa Fahey
Mildrcd Flvnn. Violet Elzo beth Hud
son. Mildred Mckinley Morcland, Heller
( Gould Sweeney.
70 McEinlcy-Arthur James Frederic
| Fitzgerald. Harry George I.eCkoy
! Charles Robinson Mckee. John Joscpl
! O'ConnOr. Austin Flint Winant, Marii
| Rosalie Taylor.
! To Ccntral-Wiliam Johnson. Kur
! Frederic Carl Mcneil, Dorothy Trimble
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Wallach School,

TO RuSiness-Paul 5. Foglo. y. Wal
lace Fraser, Marbqry T. kldwei, PauI
Robertson. henrietta NJ. Eiam. Eliza
beth Groome, Mabel T.. Ming. NJ. Agnes
montgomery.
TO , entral-Rosc NJ Friodberg, Eliza
beth T., Hesss.
To Eastern HiGh-C. Harry Adams,
Rooert y. BonezraKe. William H. Bur
ton, r. William Fox. Frederick \.
sands, Bertha r. Hayes, Frances ..
Nichols, Alice a. O'Conncl Barbara
kachncr, Louise l.. komer. Mary T..
Rove. Frances s. shelton Irene l..
Siehert. Ellen NJ. Simons
Jesse W. Lloyd. Carren $. McNu;3-5,,
Guy J. Newhard. Raymond c. Whpp.
Hilton School.
To Business-Thclma {. Agcr. Eliza.
beth NJ. Apple, Edna NJ Rurdct;e. Ma.
\. Little, Il. ElOise Scarborough, E.rna
Lee Walker, Clara Il. Woody. Sarah
Eosgour.
To Central Earl Mcclure
To Eastern-Joan NJ. Becker Helen r
Rurch. Elma +. Ehret. Beulah +. High
Marjorie II. Iowison. DcIma A. Jen,
kins. Margaret NJ. Mulvancy, Ncllir f.
Noel, Vera {. RObey. Marian x. Whit.
man. Gordon Bibelow. Humphrey NJ
Walsh.
To MckinIey-Ruby *. Carter. Suzie
NJ. Dorsett. Elizabeth w. Lindsey
Grace r. Robinson, Hugh \. Eerwin
w. Holman kindle, Charles Il. Payne.
Promoted-Unassig Annette G
Bullas, Virginia \. Dorsey.
Edmonds School.
7" C"ntraI--Nera r.. Dick. Marian E
Saunders. Lillian +. EsIlton.
Eastern-ErneSt Weitzel, John = r
Weitzel Helen \. Black. Elsie V.
Clark. Thelma / Clover. MaIvina
Farr, Anna NJ. Gllin. Thelma NJ.
Leatherman, Pauline Linsday, Mary r.
Nc X enzie. Mildred ~. Nichol, Lynda
j. Seaman.
To Walter O. Allen Rob-
ert l. Brown, r.. Meta Fuchs. Mildred
q. Shattuck. NJ. EIOise Thomas
To MckinleH +. Bishop
Jean II. Braylon. karoley y. Orde!,
Grace II. Roberts, Alma II. Ftrnald
Jefferson School.
To Central Morris Never Acin
Jacob Lang reIdcr. Henry Temin. Kn-
therin" Cr"swcH. Mardalen Trrcsp
H~rb'ut. EdIth Marceron, Lois Ade-
10 ide White.
70 Gusrness-I",nathan Hammond
Brewer, Ruth Victoria DOdd Francis
William Constable. Hairy clay Davis
Guy Sunderland i'ling, Philip Needle
!'aul RaEan, James Lamont Van
Horn. Lillian Cecilia Rlinkhorn. Ethel
.Nnna Coleman. oil! la Mildred
GTnwder' S,Y;"' Flea El"'a Ellen: s"arrimst"n,
Gloff. Mary Dorothy Henderson
Mary Virginia Henra2e, Erma Ca,
! thcrinc MchlinG. Grace Rullow. Mary
l;oSe sullivan, Esther Rose Snyder
Gertrude lOclson.
To McKinley-Itcnry Herman Buck,
| holtz, Joseph Peter Mcssina, james
| RAYMOND bConnell, samuel Sugar
Raymond 500. Lester Clinton Smith
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
SIXTH DIVISION.
Hayes SchooI

To Business-Ioseph r. Colburn. J.
Earl Jenkins, Helene G. Collins. Alma
NJ. lienkel. !. Ruby HoltzClaw, Eileen II .
SpaiGht. Mary A. Werdg.
To Eastern-Harold 5. Young. Ellen
NJ. Acton.
To Mckinley-John L. Gross. Joseph
+. Madiean. Henry A. MTchler. Leon
ara r. Nachman' clyde G. Smith. Philip
+. Terry, a. Ruth smith.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
Pierce School.

To Busincss-Philip l.. Darr. John
/. Mack. William r. ThieIr. Minnie
Birgle, Mildred V. Elan, Edna NJ.
Glotzback. Margaret w Hoffer, Eva
r. Holiday. Helen f. Gervais, Nora l..
Kane. Edna NJ. MeitZer, Ethel E.
Humphrey. Serene F.. Richardson.
To Central-GretChen \. Bergner.
Emily A. Thour, Norine r. Spreckel-
myer.
TO Eastern-R Ruth +. collins, Grace r.
Ellis. Latte VI. Hornig. Madclane 4.
Royal. Gonevieve T.. Warner.
To McKinley-Georgc G. Sanforth,
Maurice r. snyder. Christian Bloom
er. Mary L. Gihns. PenrI L Wilkinson.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
Weightman School.
THIRD DIVISION.
PetwOrth School.

To Central-ArEyle n Finey. Robert
d. Howard Curtis w. Lewis. Frank r.
Williams, Elizabeth l.. Fox, Dorothy r.
Frisard. Dorothy Howard. Lora /.
johnson, Dorothy l.. Overstreet, Helen
a. Stontamyer.
To Business-E. Percival Anderson,
Edward l.. Cotter, G. Gertrude Mad
doX.
TO McKinley-W William A. Jewhv, VIII
liam A. NoGel, G. Raymond Wire, Me-
thyl l.. Whitman.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
Hartmann Is Appointed to
Prussian House of Lords

BERLIN. Jan. 2S.--Cardinal Won Hart
mann, archbishop OF Cologne. has been
appointed by the King of Prussia
member Of the Prussian House Of
Lords. the Overseas News Agency an
nounces.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28

Chester Thomas. Mary j.. Quick.
To WeStern--R Robert F. Brown.
Tenley School.
TO MCKinleN-ReCira j. Fitz-
gerald. Edmund l.. Frost.
To Western-Hasel V. Reynolds.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28

sons to avoid carclessness in dress and
undue exposure during tho unscason-
able warm weather.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
$. J. Bowen School.

To Contr:d-- Ni1lrcd L. Martin. Naomi
Schon"h"rG"i. Mai Ea'ct SChGer.n=.
II Eusni,@E- PCrrN II. Coa,os. ivian
!" Coptcs. J. Elmer Fers .nIer. A,rhrlc
r.. Croft, Ray IlarIis. Ruth r.. PrieEcr.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
FIFTH DIVISION.
I.angdOn School.

TO Central-Clarence G. Caldwell.
RIInh NJ, Edmonds. Frank Lewis. Doro-
thy r. Rcttew. Eva 6. Ruppert: Ia
monte +. Sonnemann. Walter +. WoIf.
TO Rusiness-lda Il. Aldridgc. HrnrN
G. Bredekamp. Eleanor V. GundlinG'
William l.. MOrat. Cecyi j. Smoo'' Al
fred l.. Timberlake.
TO Mckinley Manual TraininG-Owen
T. CoOney.
Gales School.
To Rusiness-Matilda II. Allen. Ray
,rond NJ Bryan, Mildred T.. Coe: Mary
H. Faina. Catherine W. falrau. 'eceila
G. Jare. Mildred l.. Lowe. Margaret NJ
Reardon. Adele NJ. Robey, Augusta
We!sfield.
TO CentraI-I. Virginia Bailey. Rea-
trice V. Gift. Eva p. Mendelsohn, Ma
bel G. Thomas,
To Eastern-Margaret NJ. Graeff.
TO McKinley-Thomas A. l. BabbmS-
ton. W. Earn Burch. Helen A. Cobb
Francis ~ Gladdin%. Wll lam J. Nc
Evoy. ir.: Louise G. Reed. Grace A.
Roberts. Louis A. Rosenberg.
Matthew G.. Emery School.
To Rusincss-rranccs NJ. Alien. Alice
7, Andrews MarFuoritc NJ. Avl"r
Ernest c. Bolts, Helen L. Bradfield'
I.ucv p. Clarke. Margaret 7. Costello,
Charles Il. Cover. Marg@ret Mars, FTa%irT rs, ,td
Hn.on NJ. Null. Bessie +. MulloN. Alma
r. simon. Georgia NJ. stuart Minnie y.
Stuart. John J. sweeney. Mae j. Swee-
ncv, Arthur q. Tomnkins. Eleanor A,
Vclisnd Preston \. Blundon. c. Nor.
gan Rrcwincton. w. Harold Over. Eth"I
|. Dameron. Pauline +. Lewis. II. Adc-
iaide Ports. Mary NJ. Reed. Harriet +
Reh
10 McKinlev-Thomas g. Lindner
Doris NJ rppercue. Kathryn f. Var
Arnum. Holly J. Waterman. Frank G
Yoakley. Frederick w. Clark Alber'
Grissom, Philip f. Hardie. Joseph w
Heilman. Clarence G. Thorson. w
! Worth Walker. Alice /. Crawford. Mar
jorie A. Lyles. Violet l.. THOMPSON.
| To Central-Mildred L., Beckwith, AIDE
laide A. Farraher. Margaret l.. Huss
! Eliza beth l.. Lee. Edith NJ. Morley, Ro-
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
LOYAL To Washington.

son. IiIEh Spindclc, Morris Tcmin
Russell GCldwn WUOlard. Cecil
Carter Walsh. Mildred Elizabeth Red
nlAm. ElnLcnce Nlrglnia EldemMnE.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
Powell School.

To Centlal-Jefcrson y. Becker.
Frank B. Bryan. :. WarriCk EceCin,
George f. Openshaw, j. Barry O'Rourke,
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herta s. Revercomb. William F. Bullis,
william q. Cushard. Donald c. Jones,
Edward *. Jones, Richard. A. N"w5y.
Robert T.. Newly. Ruth Barclay. Edith
q: Boyer. McEvelyn Bryan. Lillian @.
clark Dorothy Coe. Gertrude G. Dow
ling, F. Lucille Harris, l.. Eliza beth
Johnson. Sarah c. Jones, Anna T.. le
Mat. Agnes II. Messer. Althoa l.. Plant,
Ethel r. Rooney. Elsie +. Wenger,
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You see. when that New York
newspa per decided that IL must add
Bugs" and Rabid Rudolph to it's
STAFF. the editor didn't know how
loya! was Bugs" to WASHINGTON,
Loyal To Washington.
signs here" said the editor. SHOW
ing a contract right on top OF our
artists sketch pad. Bugs" Fianced
hurriedly over the "whereases" and
such legal phrases as party of the
first part. took a more careful look
at the dollar-mark part OF the con-
tract. and then observed:
Mister. Rabid Rudolph and my
self couldn't think of leaving The
Times fiat on t. back there in WASH
ington. Wei syn these documents
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BrOOkland School.

To Central al-Allcn Alfred GrConstreet
Gertrude l;urcria Gordon, Julia MAY
McArdlr, Catherine Rider
TO Mckmiev- Gilbert AnthCnv Colo,
Sidney Aleernon King. GcoIge Francis
kuttner
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FIRST DIVISION.
Hyde School.

To business High School-Jack Kraft.
Lawrence Maus, Daniel A. OConnor.
Helen &. Chamberlain, Clyde A. Cum
ningham, B'anch" B InScoc, Margaret
F.. Inscoe, Mamie J. lnscoe. Clara ID.
Jones, Aba :. Kicker, Lillian r. Stap-
ton, Hortcnse f.. Williams, Salada w.
Wright
TO Central High School-Chares w
Holmes.
80 MCkinlcy--John f.. Heard. Robert
V Ia mcr Helen NJ. Broder.Ck, jamie
L. Curnwell.
To Weslcrn-John h. Berry, Thomas
NJ. Hughes, Helen T.. Short. Sarah 5.
Mccoy. Calista A. Pierce, S. Rebecca
LenovitZ.
Unassigned-Robert A. InsCoe, Marie
c. Barr, Lorena l.. 0 Brien,
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RARp RUUDLPY

The sayings
and drawings
of /" B u & s &"
Baer ar G to
continue to ap-
pear in The
Times.
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Jackson School.

To Central Richard Allen.
To McKinley-Davld II. Burrows
Laurence II. Burrows. John II. Rick.
TO Western-He,en NJ. Conlyn. Mary
f. Magruder, Jessie W. Robson. William
J. knowles.
COrcoran School.
To Business-Harry Krakow. Ben
samin West. WinifI ed j, Holleran.
Mabel NJ. Poore, Gladys l.. Turner. +.
Eleanor Wilkinson.
To Central-L. Cass Leigh. c. Lin
colin MackeY, Hazel r. sparks.
70 NCKirleY--T erCv G. Darcy. H.