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The Washington times., 1916-01-28
DEEDS, NOT WORDS
Washington People Have Abso-
lutte Proof of Deeds at Home.

. ~ 80 S@AS'
It's not words but deeds that
prove true merit.
Tho deeds of Doan'S Kidney
Pills,
For Washington kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony of
Washington people.
John C. Harper, city fireman, 1116
G st. S. E., Washington, says: 81
expose myself to all kinds of weather
and no doubt that is what brings the
attacks on. At times the pains are
so severe across my kidneys that l
can hardly get up or down. The ac-
tion of my kidneys is irregular, and
the kidney secretions are unnatural.
use Doan's Kidney Pills, procured
from Fealy's Drug Store, at these
times, and l am always fixed up in
excellent shape"
Price, soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan'S Kidney PillS-the
same that Mr.. Harper had. Fos-
ter-Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo,
N. Y.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
FIFTH DIVISION.
LangdOn School.


To CentraI-Clarence G. Caldwell,
Ralph NJ. EdmOnds. Frank Lewis. Doro-
thy r. Rettew. Eva {. Ruppert La
monte f. Sonnemann, Walter r. Won.
To Business-Ida B. Aldridge. Henry
c. Bredekamp. Eleanor V. Gundling,
William l., Morat. Cecyl ]. Smoot. Al
fred l.. Timberlake.
To Mckinley Manual Training-Owen
T. Cooney.
Gales School.
To characterization II. Allen, Ray
mond NJ. Bryan, Mildred f. Coe. Mary
n. Faina, Catherine w. Falrall. Cecella
G. JANE, Mildred l.. Lowe. Margaret NJ
Mcqueen, Jerome X. Oscar, Francis a
Reardon. Adele NJ. ROoey' Augusta
We!sfield.
To Central-L. Virginia Bailey. Bea'
trice v. Gift, Eva p. Mendelsohn, Ma
bel c. Thomas,
To Eastern-Margaret NJ. Graeff.
To McKinley-Thomas A. !. Baoplng'
ton. w. Earl Burch. Helen A. Cobb
francis n. Gladding. william J. Nc
Evoy, ir.: Louise G. Reed, Grace A
Roberts, Louis A. Rosenberg.
Matthew G. Emery School.
To Business-Frances N. Allen Alice
Ernest c. Bolts, Helen E. Bradfeld'
Lucy p. Clarke. Margaret T. Costello
Charles r. Cover. Margaret Frazier
Gertrude G. Gauges. May NJ. Hartung
Helen NJ. Null Bessie f. Mulloy. Alma
r Simon. Georgia M. stuart. Minnie A
Stuart. John J. Sweeney Mae j. Swee'
ney Arthur @. Tompliins Eleanor A
Vclsnd. Preston a. Blundon. c. Nor
gan Brewington. w Harold DYER Ethe
l.. Dameron. Pauline F. Lewis: II! Ade'
laide Ports Mary NJ. Reed Harriet r
Reh.
Doris NJ. Uppercue. Kathryn f. Var
Arnum, Holly ]. Waterman. Frank c
Yoakley. Frederick w. Clark, Alber
GIissom. Philip f. Hardie, Joseph w
Worth Walker. Alice !, Crawford. Mar
jorle A. Lyles. Violet L. THOMPSON.
To Central-Mildred L.. Beckwith, AIDE
lalde A. Farraher, Margaret l.. Huss
! Elizabeth L. Lee, Edith NJ Morley, Ro'
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, a
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 ere made for it. but
Il has helped in many cases. And 1t is
safe to try, for 1t contains no opiates.
narcotics. or habit-forming drugs. Sold
by O'Donnelrs Drug Stores.-Advt.
EckmRH Laboratory, Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28

II there's a provlso that we may con-
tinue to do our regular stunt on the
side for our first love-"
And so II was agreed. Bugs" Is
In New York. but his writings and
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 full meas-
ure of success in New York journal
ism. Although there's a ito lot"
tag on his desk down at The Times
office. the fellows he has labored
with for several years are unselnsh
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 "Bugs."
Arthur Baer-he's been called Ar
thur Baer probably a half dozen
times in his life (once 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 a personally -con-
Quoted column in the Evening
World, 80 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
1t 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 but boy with the
ambition to be a cartoonist. He's
hardly more than a 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 a hit and
Washington soon talked of the
"hnd" made by The Times.
However. there are more base
ball teams. more nuts" more
folks and more foolishness in New
York and IL 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
SECOND DIVISION.
John Eaton School.

To Business-Harry G. Cohen.
To Central = Margaret p. Blanton.
Baylis T. Earle. Sherod l.. Earle. Ar
thur c. Eckert, Marjorie, S. Gerry. Clair
b. Cuttings. c. Bryant Grove. James b.
Henderson. Stephen c. May.
To McKinley-AIfred Bisset. Norman
Hampton. W. Weightman Richardson.
Henry d Cooke School.
To Central-Harry c. Berman. George
E. Farrell. r., Maurice Jackson Jackson
Frederick G. Smillie Richard l. Under
wood. Margaret d. Gilmartin. Madeline
p. Murton. Jeanette Rod Irene F.
Smith. Virginia r. Whoh.
To Business-H. Hunt Capers, Leslie
Loving. Dorothy A. Gable. Caroline f.
Hager
To McKinley-wiliam r. Burch. Her
bert w. Carpenter. Roger II. Gates.
jerome Jack Grillo.
To Western-ChaTles T.. Light. jr..
Adams School.
To Business--WiIliam o. NJ. Edwards,
Rose NJ. Lynch. louise *. Pugh.
To Central Charming l.. Carter Rod
Harry B. Nelson, Harry NJ. Ranpaport,
Morrison NJ. Scott. John y. Watson,
Standish Weston. Chu e. WI. Eliza
beth IL, Clark. Lucille W.. Collins Dor
ClnN l. DOuSOp, LOIS -. Ell SldueS,
Eleanor l.. Griffith. Beatrice Han
cen. Elizabeth Lee Jones. Dorothy NJ.
Kaiser, ConstanCe {. naurce. Aenes {.
Morse. Marion $. Traben, Euth G.
Walk, Katherine WChel.
To Mckinley Samuel j.. Grav. Bern
gard j. Gurivich. Lerov Hopkins rich
ard u Payne. James itadiean, lr.
To Western RchFrt V. Brennan. SID
ncy E. Johnson. Charles Day Palmer.
Alexandria X Phillips Howard ".
Quaintance. Elliott B. Strauss Nataiia
Watson FLrnicr Ada s. Kleiureter,
Jessie T. Mannheim.
Weightman School.
To Buslness-John Norman Buckley
/ Benjamin Cohen. Isadore Victor DENT
son. Charles Littel Scheer, Francis de
Sales Scroggins, Mary Theresa Fahey
/ Mildred Flvnn. Violet Elizq beth Hud-
son. Mildred Mckinley MOrellnd, Helen
| Gould Sweeney.
TO notwithstanding James Frederic
! Fitzgerald. Harry George Leckey
| Charles Robinson Mckee. John Joseph
O'Connor. Austin Flint Winant, Maria
Rosalie Taylor
To william Johnson. Kurt
Frederic Carl Menzel, Dorothy Trimble
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
the number from pneumonia twelve.
There may be- however. II was stated.
an increase in the mortality from these
d seases during the last three days OF
the week.
Last week there were recorded twelve
deaths from grip and twenty-n.ne from
pneumonia. To prevent colds. which
may be followed by grip and pnermoniA,
the Health Department advises all per-
The Washington times., 1916-01-28

You see. when that New York
newspa per decided that II must add
Bugs" and Rabid Rudolph to it's
stan. the editor didn't know how
loyal 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" Pianced
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 its back there in Wash
ington. Wen sign these documents
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
FOURTH DIVISION.
Abbot School.

To Central-Francls Dawson Fowler,
Arthur Solomon Wolfe. Mildred Jane
Jones, Ida Adele Livingston Marie Al
bertlne Odell ,,,.L
mann. Mollie Vivian Alloy, Minnie
Beuchert, jane Zelda Gluckenhous.
To McKinley-Robert Frank Cornetti
Leon Makover. Lewis Martin Rouzer.
Henry School.
To Centralized Bender, Del Rey w
Coleman, Samuel NJ. Dodek. Leonard f.
SchenkeI Abe SchnideT. Zelah G. Lauer
Helen Il. Morgan Fannie Porsner.
To Business-John E. Bowman, ADTa'
ham h. Fox. Lambert X: Lang, Ray
mond p. Rupert, Edward F. Shugrue
Morris Sykes, Samuel Faishon. Flora
BreRazin. Grace l.. Hewitt Mary A. F
O'Connor, Irma A. Detzel, Grace M
Pallas Lillian Rnsenthal. ELISE shan-
non. Marion II. Sokolove. Elizabeth M
Strohmann, Rose J.. Welnstein.
To Mckinley - Raymond Leibsohn
John d. Waddington.
Polk School.
To Business--Ann Elizabeth Grimes
Thompson School.
70 TObie Boxer, Vernon
Goldsmith, Robert J. Martin. Armand
]. Morgan, Roy T.. McGlasson' OllVeI
i. Pullman, Harold +. Rhame, Laura
J.. Burton Louise Il. Catlin, Elizabeth
l.. Dayton. r. Elisabeth Duffey. Kmth
Il; Jackson, Moreno Il. Justice Nlr'
ginia VI. Main, Blanche Protas
EAchel l.. Tyrce. Lucille Wright.
TO Mckinley M. Clements
augustus B. Faunt Leroy. Pennock
Heilmnn, Hubert G. King, Brian
Prather, Ernest X. Schleichcrt. her
nard c. Scott, Howard Wilson. Hazelic
l., Ashton. Myrtle *. SchwinR.
To Business-E. Harry Acher
Henry Il. Keane, Hiram II. kimmel
Meredith Palmer, sarah +. Lubormir'
sky, Doris Olsen. Anna j.. Warfield.
To Western Charlotte Z. spence
Twining School.
Business-Blanch +. Cross. Elsie
EhninEer. Edith Greenberg, Mabel a
Mitchell, Ray +. Atkinson.
Central-Elizabeth Il. Mattern.
McKinley-Jacob II. Blank. Linda b
Burga, Herman II. Diers. kennetf
Flester, Henry j, Mahoney. Mary A
Mahoney. ]. William Moseman' Roo'
ert T. Pitt.
Webster School.
To Business - Jerome Goodman
Kaufman, Frances Brown. Hilda Ros'
Singer.
To Central-Norman Goldberg, An
ma Goldman, Eva Jacobs.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28

George II. Emmons. ir:. was elected
monarch of Kallipolis Grotto. No. To-
at the annual election at the Chamber
of Commerce last night. Other officers
were elected as follows: l.. 5. Gold
smith chief justice: Allan II. Rogers.
master of ceremonies; joseph II. Cur
ran. treasurer: Jack Shulman. secre-
tary: Alex Schmid sentinely and Peter
r. Latterner. trustee.
Retiring Monarch +. w. Libbey ad-
dressed the business session of the
grCtto in a stirring speech. in which he
urged the support OF the entire member
shin to the incoming officers. Better
Masonry. closer affliation with or
ganizations representative of and allied
with Masonry. were the principal re-
suits that Past Monarch LibbeY prayed
for and he further impressed his audi
ence with a broad description of the
purposes which the grotto wishes to ac-
complish.
Mr. Libbey 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 scoDe of activity.
His remarks were written in the min
utes of the meeting and were unani-
mouslv adopted.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28

b. Francis Price. william j. Prince
Lee M. Robinson, Harry w. smith
Ruth V. Alverson, Maria N. Butler'
Frances II. Easton Grace M. killmon'
katherine NJ MacElwee, M. virginia
squlres, Margaret w. Tracy. Esther ~.
whitman, Kathryn $. Winslow' Doris
To Business-Raiph e. EcItloff, George
r. FAINT. J. Merrill HaplonsS ihenTy o.
Klein, J. Marvin Smith, Beulah u.
Brown, Mary M. McaKlRP "a
To McKlnley-Byron Hs,Berkeleys Hem
rv G. Johnson, Albert y. Rohner H.. j..
Martin slelenberg. t. Richard Vowel
Ross School.
To Business-AIbertine G.. Houston
Nellie r. Mcdonnell. Lillian Al.
T%"'es. no Centrai-Emny NJ. Alien. Marian
V. Bailey, Norma Baum; Thad y
BGeEIev I3TntIe; saith saith chew, NsSS Il. Cole,
man Edna r. Colman, kaih9rine -
Crook. Hazel ]. Davis, Wallace n.
lNenne, Dorothy V. DeitriclL Floren1e Q
I. Gregory. ollvlc " i.ewr%nce;r ;rSs,ies SsShss
a. McJSimmie, Louise o.. Merchani'
Percy NJ: Niepold; David yi0oi,s morT@ou, yrp,s
y schoheld; sam I Thord,psT'pI SI,dgs'I o,I,ss Mnsy
" Williams, Beatrice *. Woodford'
Mary V. Snrigman. t,
TO MCKINLEY Manual Tr9inlna:;,- :,
frank fraser. Dorothy r Locraft, ocrIanfr,
rari w Garrison George w. HRr-
rison, Harold r. Smith.
West School.
To CentraI--James n. Davis. Myron Il
Stout. Meta v. Wischhusen.
To Business-Rose Abraham. George
W. Pryor ,u.
TO McKInlev-william A. Alleman
CLAY Mes. Herring Earl McAleer
Harry ]. Schon.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
CoStIieSt Bouquet
Lost by Young Belle
Diamond Broach Attached to
Blooms Which Youth
Carries OF.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s-whetter the
young man who picked up a corsage
bouquet OF gardenias on the main stair
way OF the WHldorf-Astoria last
wednesday night discovered that a
valuable diamond brooch was aflxed to
the stem OF the bouquet. or threw the
howers away without knowing their
value, ls a point OF much interest to
MISS Margaret Luce, OF Eas, Fifty
second street
The young woman attended the en-
tertainment of the Junior League at
the hotel that evening ID lost her
bouPuet Of gardeniRs with the diamond
brooch which she had used to pin the
mowers to her corsage Several hotel
guests saw young man pick un bout
que on stairway leading TO ths ball
room, but when the loss was made
known search for him WAS vain. The
brooch was bought by Mr. and Mrs.
Luce In. Berlin two years ago for their
daughter
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
NINTH DIVISION.
Congress Heights School.

To Eastern-NIaRdalcne L. Curtis.
To Busin"ss-F. Estelle Dennison,
Pauline NJ. pcnrisoI. Martha T. Joyce,
Alta NJ. Moore. Doris l.. Owens, Cath
crime l.. Strobel
TO Mckinley Maurice w. Fillius, fr-
ward G. koblonz. Melvin Y Spal ling,
Hirgm Il Tpnnyson. G. Waiter Tice
Graduates not entering high school
Clarence F. Dean. Edward Evans.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
THIRD DIVISION.
PetMOrth Schnnl.

TO Central-Argyle N. Finey, Robert
d. Howard. Curtis w. Lewis Frank b.
williams, Elizabeth l.. Fox, Dorothy r.
Frisard, Dorothy Howard. Lora /.
Johnson, Dorothy L. Overstreet, Helen
A. Stontamyer.
To Business-E. PercivaI Anderson.
Edward l.. Cotter, G. Gertrude Mad.
doX.
To McKinley-William A. Jewby, VIII
liam A. Vogel c. Raymond Wire, Me-
thyl L. Whitman.
Powell School.
To Central-JeffeTson n. Becker.
Frank y. Bryan, 5. Warrick Keegin,
George f. Openshaw, J. Barry O'Rourke,
The Washington times., 1916-01-28

6erta s. Revercomb. William F. Bulls,
william q. Cushard, Donald c. Jones.
Edward X. Jones, Richard A. Nrwby
Robert l., Newly Ruth Barclay Edith
g. Boyer. McEvelyn Bryan, Lillian @.
Clark. Dorothy Coe, Gertrude G. Dow
ling, F. Lucille Harris, l.. Elizabeth
Johnson. Sarah c. Jones, Anna T.. le
Mat. Agnes II. Messer Althea l.. Plant
Ethel +. Rooney, Elsie Il. Wenger
Ellen s. Young.
BrOOkland School.
To Central.-Allen Alfred Grcenstreet
Gertrude I,uCepia Gordon, Julia Nav
McArdle, Catherine Rider
To Mckinney Gilbert Apthcnv Cole
Sidney Aleernon King, George Francis
Kuttner.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Wallach School

TO Business-iaul s. Fogle. n. Wal
lace Fraser, Marbury I. kidwell, Pau
q. Mills. James Il. Martin, John ~
Robertson. Henrietta NJ. Elan, Eliza
beth Groome, Mabel Il. King. NJ. Agnes
Montgomery.
To Centrai-Rose NJ. Friedberg, Eliza
beth Il. Hess0.
To Eastern High-C. Harry Adams.
Rooert y. Bonezrake. William u. Bur
ton. T. William Fox, Frederick a.
Sands, Bertha X. Hayes. Frances O.
LLOYD Margaret b. Lyon. Christine \.
Nichols. Alice A. O'Connel. Barbara
Rowe. Frances s. shelton, Irene l..
Siebert. Ellen NJ. Simons
To Mckinley-Jerry W. Bachman,
Jesse w. Lloyd, Carrell $. McNuicy,
Guy J. Newhard. Raymond c. Whip,
Hilton School.
To Business-Thelma c. Ager. Eliza.
beth NJ. Apple, Edna NJ. Burdette, Ma.
bel G. Connor. Rose +. Kotz. Margaret
a. Little, b. Eloise Scarborough, Erna
Lee Walker, Clara b. Woody, Sarah
Yosgour.
To Central-Earl Mcclure.
To Eastern-Joan NJ. Becker. Helen r
Burch, Elma H.. Ehret, Beulah +. High
Marjorie II. Howson, Delma \. Jen,
klns, Margaret NJ. Mulvancy, Nellie T.
Noel, Vera G. Robey. Marian r. Whit
man, Gordon Bibelow, Humphrey NJ
Walsh
To McKinley-Ruby X. Carter. suzle
NJ. Dorsett. Elizabeth w. Lindsey;
Grace +. Robinson, Hugh A. Kerwin
w. Holman Kindle, Charles r. Payne.
Promoted-Unassigned: Annette G.
Bullas, Virginia A. Dorsey.
EdmOnds School.
To Central-Vera r.. Dick, Marian E
Saunders. Lillian +. Csilton.
Eastern-Ernest Weitzel. John r
Weitzel, Helen A. Black. Elsie v
Clark, Thelma J. Clover, Malvina
Farr, Anna NJ. Gnlin, Thelma NJ.
Leatherman, Pauline Linsday, Mary r
Mckenzie, Mildred "A. Nichol. Lynda
j. Seaman.
To Business-Walter o. Allen, Rob.
ert /. Brown, r. Meta Fuchs, Mildred
G. Shattuck. NJ. Eloise Thomas
To McKinley-Charles f. Bishop
Jean II. Brayton. Karoley A. Ordey
Grace II. Roberts. Alma r. Fernald.
jefferson School.
To Central-Morris Never Aein
Jacob LanCfelder, Henry Temin, Ka-
therine Croswell. MaCdalen Teresa
Herbert. Edith Marceron. Lois Ade-
loide White.
70 Observation-Disclosures Hammond
Brewer, Ruth Victoria Dodd. Francis
William Constable. Harry Clay Davis
Guy Sunderland Ring, Philip Needle
Paul Ragnn, James Lamont Van
Horn. Lillian Cecilia Blinkhorn. Ethel
Anna Coleman, Olivia Mildred
Crowder. Flora Ellen. Darlington
| Ellanora Oant. Gertrude Carmen
GlUff. Mary Dorothy Henderson
Mary Virginia HennaGe, Erma Ca,
| therine Mehling, Grace Rollow. Mary
| Rose Sullivan, Esther Rose Snyder
| Gertrude Noelson.
To McKinley-t(enry Herman Buck
hOltz, Joseph Peter Messina, james
RAYMOND O'Connell, Samuel Sugar
| Raymond 500. Lester Clinton Smith
The Washington times., 1916-01-28

son. Hugh Spindele. Morris Temin.
Russell Goodwin Wuolard. Cecil
Carter Walsh. Mildred Elizabeth Red
man, Florence Virginia RidemOur.
S. J. Bowen School.
To Central--N1Ired r. Martin, Naomi
SchonebeTger. MaIgarct Scattering.
To Business Percy VI. Coa,ek vivian
l.. Coates. j. Elmer Fersnger. Aiehrle
+. Croft. Ray Huriis. Ruth T.. PfieEcr.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28

Chester Thomas, Mary i. Quick.
To Western--RObert F. Brown.
Tenley School.
To MCKinley-Reginald i. Fltz-
gerald. Edmund l.. Frost.
TO Western--Hasel V. Reynolds.
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 a
member OF the Prusslnn House OF
Lords. the Overseas News Agency an
nounces
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
SIXTH DIVISION.
Hayes School.

To Business-Joseph B. Colburn. ].
Earl Jenkins, Helene g. Collins. Alma
NJ. Henkel. |. Ruby Holtzclaw, Eileen II.
Spaight. Mary A. werdig
To Eastern-Harold S. Young, Ellen
NJ. Acton.
To McKinley-John L. Gross. Joseph
+. Madigan. Henry A. Mltchler, Leon.
ard r. Nachman, Clyde c. Smith. Philip
+. Terry, A. Ruth Smith.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
Pierce School.

To Buslness-Phillp l.. Darr. John
I. Mack, William +. Thiele. Minnie
Birgle, Mildred V. Elan, Edna NJ.
Glotzback. Margaret w. Hoffer, Eva
r. Holiday. Helen f. Gervais, Nora L.
Kane Edna NJ MeitZer, Ethel f.
To Confederation A. Bergner
Emily A. Thour, Norine F. Spreckel-
myeT,
To Eastern-Ruth f. Collins, Grace +.
Ellis, LATHE VI. HOrng. Madeaine A.
Royal. Genevieve T.. Warner.
To McKinley-GeorRe G. Sanforth
Maurice Il. Snyder Christian Bloom
er. Mary Il. Gibbs. Pearl l. Wilkinson
The Washington times., 1916-01-28

sons 70 avoid carriessness In dress and
undue exposure during tho unscason-
able warm weather.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
PARD RUUN-pu

The sayings
and drawings
Of 4" Bugs"
Baer are to
continue to ap-
pear in The
Times.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
FIRST DIVISION.
Hyde School.


To Business High School-Jack Kraft,
Lawrence Maus, Daniel A. O'COnnor.
Helen c. Chamberlain, Clyde A. Cum
ningham, Blanche b Inscoe, MSrgaret
f. Inscoe, Mamie j. Ilnscoe, Clara d.
Jones. Alba $. Kicker, Lillian f. Stan
ton, Hortense f. Williams, Salada w.
Wright
70 Central High School-Charles w.
Holmes.
80 McKinley--John f.. Heard, Robert
Y. Palmer. Helen NJ. Broderick, jamie
c, Cornwel.
To Westcrn-John X. Berry, Thomas
NJ. Hughes, Helen f. Short, Sarah S.
Mccoy, Calista A. Pierce, S. Rebecca
Lenovitz.
Unassigned-Robert A. Inscoe. Marie
c. Barr, LOrena L. OBrlen.
Jackson School.
To Central Richard Allen.
To McKinley-Davld II. Burrows
Laurence II. Burrows. John II. Rick.
TO Western-He.en NJ. Conlyn, Mary
+. Magruder, Jessie W. Robson. William
J. Knowles.
COrcOran School.
To Business-Harry Krakow. Ben
Samin West. WinifTed j, Holleran.
Mabel M. Poore. GLADYS l.. Turner. f.
Eleanor Wilkinson.
To CentTal-L. Cass Leigh. c. Lin
colin Mackey, Hazel p. Sparks.
70 McKiHley-Tercy c. Darcy II.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-04
BOARD ADOPTS ORDER
FOR NEW STREET LIGHT

A resolution was adopted By the
haard e pablo v0-ks today eaI1ns
fs- the snrssllstioa of "a ornamental
lighting system On Ma!n street, BE-,
tvcsn Third and Twelfth rtreat; No-th
Seventh rtrce., Main to North Al:
Eighth street. South A TO North A.>Rr,d
on the south side Of North 4 street,
between Eighth and Ninth streets. The
lamps to be installed On North 4 street
viii be paid for by the Gennett theatre
company.
Specifications for the installation 81
this lighting system have besn pre-.
pared by Eupt. KIefnknecht OF the city
electric plant and have been approved
By the beard.
They call TOR bids on three types OF
lamps, the nitrogen. ornamental mag.
netite and carbon flame. The lamps
will be installed 81 feet apart, requir.
ing total Of approximately 125. The
day Of hearing on the ornamental light.
ing Improvement will be June I.
petition for macadamizing North
Seventeenth street, from F to ] streets
and installing cement curbs and gut.
tiers, was referred back to the petition
ers today. The assessed valuation OF
the properties affected is not suffic.
lent to provide macadam roadway.
The board was notified today that
Judge H. c. Fox had appointed Alonzo
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-04
FAVORABLE REPORTS
SEND WHEAT DOWN

CHICAGO. May 4 FavorsbIe wealth.
er reports from the northwest had q
depressing effect on wheat today, and
fractional declines were noticed from
the start. May opened at 31.l6H and
quickly receded TO, 91.14E July open.
ed at s1.16A Trading WAS light.
Corn was steady. May opened at
TIN, and July ct ~.
Commission houses sold oats on
resting orders at 1914.
Provisions we're sharply higher.
There was heavy market In wheat
and price losses we're quite sharp, de
clines being shown Of 2xc In May and
2Ac In July, and &c in September fu
lures. While the market was unde
cided In fits course during greater
part OF the session 1t was quite weak
late, when the amount to come out ex,
ceeded the buying largely.
Corn closed ssc to &c lower and
oats were on &c to hc.
Cash sales here were: Wheat 1000
bushels; corn, 100000 bushels; oats,
10000 bushels.
Hog products were up Sc to 17he.