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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-31
And The first and most logical bout

And the first and most logical bout
for this belt Is coming uD juno 70
ubcn Nate johnson ard Roy Moore
tangIr in 15-rDund tilt before the
Midway Athletic club. These two boys
have gained morc prominence than
any other 1tG-i1S-pound boys In the
ring today. Whichever should win
this bout undoubtedly would bc able
To defend the bclt against any or the
others who might challenge. And such
u series &C bouts would bring la Tulsa
the most desirable class of boxers In
the game today.
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YANKS SHUT OUT
ATHLETICS TWICE
Connie Mack's Team ScoreleSs
for "a Innings; Red SoX
Win Doubleheader.

PHILADELPHIA. May 9O.-New York
shut out Philadelphia twice today, In the
morning q 10 o, and this afternoon in
l5lunInc pitching duel, 2 TO Q. With two
men out IN the fifteenth inning the bases
we're filled on bases on balls 10 Peckngpaugh
and Caldw cll, the latter batting for Love. and
Walters single A base ON balls TO Magee
Walters
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Western League

Lincoln d; Sioux City ..
Des Moiucf 80: Omaha O-I.
Denver 4; Wichita 2
St. Joseph.Joplin, rain.
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Nets and boosters Split.

NpeclaT 70 The World.
MUSKOGEE. May 3O.-Muskogee and Ok
lahoma City split double header today, Mus,
kOgce winning the first game 9 to o, and
Oklahoma City the second. ? TO ] Crichlow' S
muff Of Lipps' fly to center field in the eighth
inning lost the second game for the Nets
Murray doubling and scoring Lipps, and then
scoring himself on Lindamore's long single
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Second Game.


tBatted for Schneider IN fhh
Score by innings
II Louis ............O9 O9O u20 OOO-4
Cincinnati .............. 600 O2O UOO-2
summary Runs Betsel. j Smith Gonzales
Groh. xean. error kauff two base hits
Grnh 2 three base hit ! Smith stolen base
Cruise base. on balls or Duak T. of
Schneider 2 struck out hy noak 3. by
Schneider 3. by Eller 4 Umpircs BYRON aud
Quigley Time. ! SO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-31

CHICAGO. May 30.--Ben Reuben OF
Chicago, claimant Of the American
wrestling championship.
believes in doing "his bit" He has
Joined the Illinois naval reserves, and
hopes to see service in European wat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-31

WASHINGTON. May 80. Boston made 1t
four strairhts from Washington today by
winning both games of the holiday double
header. II was the ninth consecutive defeat
for the locals and the fifteenth contest they
have lost by one run. In the morning the
visitors won I to 3, Bader replacing ShOr.
after Washington had tied the score Hits
punched of shaw decided the afternoon game
Bader was Wild hnt effective In the pinrhes.
Morning Game
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-31

Lack of someone to press Ertle's
claim is The only thing that prevented
him becoming champion. II is recog-
nized among all boxing authorities
shat there are just two ways FOR a
title TO change hands in "A no-decision
bout-by a foul or by the champion
to become injured so that he could
not continue, including being knocked
out. In the Williams Ertle case there
.s no question that the champion
fouled the ST. Paul boy, bat standing
on the technicality that the referee
did not and could not render any kind
of a decision, even to disqualifvins a
boxer fer fouling, the William, con
ingcnt insisted on being permitted 10
retain the championship-anl they
got away with IL.
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TWTNTN y q 10 .
fBatt.d for Love IN fifteenth.
Tran for Never In eighth
SBatted for johnson IN thirteenth.
Score by innings
New York ....... 900 GOO 600 600 Ou2-2
Philadelphia ....... 900 600 600 600 600
summary Runs. Peckinpaugh. Walters; er-
ror. Meyer. two-bAse hit. Miller; bases on
balls. Of Love t. off Schauer struck out
by Love &, by SchHuer ?, by shocker / I'm
pires. o Laughlin aud llildebraud. Time
2.I5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-31
Producers Not Able to Hold
Early Lead Over Ardmoreites
Oklahoma City and Muskogee
Divide; Twins Beat Miners
by Record Score; Sherman
Again Beats Denison.

ARDMORE, Okla, Nay 30.-tSpc-
cial)-Unahle to hold a good lead es-
tablished in the early innings today.
the Tulsa Producers went down 10 de-
feat before the Ardmorites here To-
day, to 4.
Clarlt's homerun in the firth with
the bases full capped the climax of
the matinee and gave the locals lead
which the visitors could not overcome.
In the first inning after Mcknight
lad flied out to Clark, Brewer walker
and went to second when Fairchild
singled to center. Fairchid was
caught asleep off first and was thrown
out IIeatly then strolled lcisurely to
the plate and hit one over the fence,
bringing Brewer home ahead Of him
Ardmore also scored two in the first
Allison walked, went to second when
Faulkner grounded out and to third
when Totten scratched single 10 the
pitcher. Hall singled scoring Allison
and sending Totten to second. Thom-
son grounded to Balenti who threw
Hall out at second and Totten scored
when Brady threw wild to first.
Tulsa Increases Lead.
Tulsa came back in the second and
ADDED another to her string Brady
walked and stole second. Dowie sin
gled thru third, sending Brady to
third and the two pulled a DELAYED
steal exactly the same as that worked
yesterday, Brady scoring.
Ardmore scored one in the fourth
Thomson singled to left and took sec
ond when Heatly booted the ball about
the garden. Clark scratched a hit
through the pitcher sending Thomson
10 third. Crittenden popped out TO
Balenti. Speer struck out and with
two strikes and one ball on Dennis,
Clark started a steal Dowie threw to
second and Thomson scored.
Scwcd Up in Fourth.
The massacre occurred in the fourth
after two men were down. Totten
doubled down the third base line. Hall
walked and Thomson also received
pass filling the bases. Clark, who al
ready had knocked two homcruns on
the home lot, parked the ball. scoring
the three runners and himself.
In the ninth Dowie singled to left
field Richter substituted for Russ,
went to first when a fast one crashed
into his leg. Mcknight grounded to
Faulkner who threw to Thomson
starting an easy double, Thomson
dropped the catch and the bases We're
full Brewer hit into a double play,
Thomson to Speer, DoWie scoring.
Fairchild grounded out. once more
during the game Tulsa had three on
with none out but was unable to score.
Faulkner, new Ardmoritc short
fielder. made his first appearance in
the regular lineup and acquitted him
self well figuring in n double play
and getting four assists and putout.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-31

Under these circumstances then
the sporting world would welclme
some kind of action which would
establish a 11S-pound champion.
This is where Al Ncnn il faced by
golden opportunity, an oppor-
tunity golden actually as well as
figuratively speaking. FOR it would
be moneymaker. And IL would
be simple of execution. Let him
purchase championship belt FOR
rantams. II is not necessary that
II be named the worlds bantam
weight championship belt. Let it
be called the worlds 11S-pound
championship belt. This would
I've no misnomer, for there is no
established 11S-pound champion
and Tulsa has just as much right
to stand sponsor for n bout or
series of bouts to decide this
championship As has New York.
Minneapolis, Denver. New or
leans or any other boxing dem
ter: i'm fact she has more Of =
right than some OF the above
named as referees decisions can
he given here ana they cannot In
New York and Minneapolis.
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n Nui fIlttilNf
Morning Game


ToIHls - n q n
fBatted for Gullin 10 seventh.
4BAttcd for Ayers iu ninth.
Score by innings
Boston ................Ul lOl OlO-i
Washington .......... 900 oO1 I1u.-3
summary. Rams. Janyrin % Lewis. Judge.
Smith AnFmith errors. Bader Mcbride.
Gallia. TWO base hits. shorten bases on
balls. Gallin 2 Shore ] Ayers Q Badcr ! 4;
struck out. by Gallia % by Shore 2 boy Bnder
. UmpiroS. Evans and Moriarty Time ] .5s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-31

Furthermore there is n cloud
hanging over Herman's claim to
the championship which dates
back to the day when the
referee stopped the fight be-
tween Williams and Johnny Ertle
AT st. Paul after Williams had
struck Ertle low. From some
source pressure was brought TO
bear on the referee Of this fight
which caused him the day after
to proclaim that he had not dis
qualified Williams and Williams
insisted on holding to the money
getting title.
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~ price paintings last day June l.
Terry collection. il4 S. Main.-AdV.
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MuskOgee ,...,.,,,-...-.' -.U5U W. VI =, ,
Summary: Runs. Deyereaux, Crichlow Pike
@ Hale. Brock 2, Wetzel. Noll: errors, Price
Lindamore, Blue. Shuauli; two-base MT
Fisher; homerun, Brock; sacrifice hits
Wetzel, Latina; stolen bases, Pike =, Broch'
Hale, Calbert DevereauN: double play
Wetzel. pike and Devereaux: struck out, by
Voll 4. by Wright T. by Vaughn . bases on
balls, off vol ?. off Wright 3, off Vaughn
hits. off Vaughn / in one and one-thlrd IN
nings, off Wright in six and tWothird III
nings. hit by pitcher. by Wright Crtchlow
left on bases. Oklahoma City ., Muskogee Z
Time, $50. Umpire. Schaffer.
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- score ny i""'"s'' .2l0 OIO 21x--1O
Sherinuh 600 OlO 100 >
summary Runs. Halliday. Allen; Robinson,
Patterson. Hellman ? hughes pA,Ts an.r
iIoIsn oIImon p''fn Hughes Robertson MGekey N0kes
2 McMahan; sacrifice hits, Robinson bqn, an
ner kinney; struck out, by Robertson .. gy
kinney 6 bases on balls, OIL Paterson mpTg by
Kipney. XII % Wild pitch, Kinney, Robertson passed
III 10" . Umpire, Roth. Time, l'o''
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~ k1dS OF Baseball Make Memorial Day Mem0rabe Tulsa Loses

morning game, to /, and the afternoon
contest, 10 Superior pitching on the
part Of Bolaud and Ehmke and the brilliant
fielding Of Nesch aud Young were largely
responsible for the victories. which forced
Cleveland back into fourth place
Morning Game
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BOSTON, May 3O--rhe Boston team closed
its home series with double victory over
Brooklyn today winning 1 to in the morn
ing and to IN the afternoon Rawlings,
substituting at second base. was the principal
factor IN Boston = scoring in each contest
Morning Game
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-31

Tulsa NAV think nc is the hard luck
basehaII town of q. nation lhis sea-
son, hut ~bc T. not. There j. Wishing
ton, ti., capifaI of tn" country. which
Ias been defeated Is times this sea-
eon nv one run. Furthermore Grif-
fiths bunch has lost their last nine
pf,pfrs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-31

Yesterday was a dayS Of eX-
tremes in baseball scores While
the Yankees were holding the
Athletics scoreless through "a In
nines. the Twins were making %
runs off Muskogee in eight .
rounds
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Totals 80 s % s. Totals 81 ~ 10
Score by innings;
Bruokl,n ..............0O 900 900 uOO-O
Boston ..................O0 900 800 O1H--I
Summary: Runs Wilhoit Smith 2. Gowdy
errors Daubert, Mowrey. Olson, Smith two
base hit, Smith; stolen base, konetchyi buses
on balls off Coombs struck out, by Coombs
b by Rudolph 5. umpires, Rigler and orih
1imr, 80.
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McAlester .,.............OO 600 500 221-l2
Fort Smith ......O .O70 273 3ON-22
summary: Runs, Mulvey ., Gross ., Bailey
3. Grigg,. Palmer o. Masters, Johnson, Gard'
ner 1, Diamond g. Williams o. Robson B.,
Adams. Coun'ryman 2 Barr ?. Smith .. Lour
cev .. errors. Mulvey, Thompson, Griggs.
johnson. Williams. Smith; two-base hits
Thompson. Gardner, Adams Barr, Robson ,
three base hit Thompson homerun, Mulyey,
Gross Johnson Gardner Diamond sacrifice
hits Bailey Diamond Williams Lourcey; stolen
bases Adams .. Countryman .. Lourcey; hits,
off Masters g. off Phillips 15 off Country.
man 9, off sewell - bases on balls, off
Masters 3. off Phillip, (, off Countryman I;
struck out. by Phillips !, by Mutt /, by Conn
tryman /, by Sewel I double play, Ihomp'
pire, PontiuS.
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Tulsa .............2lO 600 0O1-A
Ardmorc ................1OO 14l OuN-7
summary Home runs Heatly Clark ,
two-hase hit Tottcu: stolen bases. Brady .,
D0wie Allison, sacrifice hit Dennis. double
plays. Faulkner 10 Thomson TO Specr. struck
out by Poison g. by Russ !. b. Denny 3;
bases on balls, of Poison 3 off Russ / OF
Denny I first base on errors. Ardmore /.
Tulsa > lett on bases, Ardmorc Tulsa 7 (;
hit by pitcher, Ohin, Allison Richter. Time
200.
>~~~>~~~O>>~~~>~~ ~>~~-~-~~>~~~~~O~~O~~
in four times up and Gardner OF the locals
got homerun. double and single in five
times up. Diamond Of the Twins secured II
homcrun and two singles iu three times up.
Gardner scored four times. Bailey " Meal
ester. Diamond, Williams and Robson Of the
locals three times each llcrriott was put out
of the game by Umpire POutus, whose work
disgusted the fans.
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Morning Game.

Ran for Haley IN ninth
IRatted for johnson In ninth.
Sroie by Innings
New York ..............,Bo ,Bo3 600 uOO-6
Philadelphia ............ 600 600 600
summary: Runs, Magee, Miller, Maisel 2,
Pipp > errors. Baker, Schnng, Myers ? (;
two base hits. Magcr. Witt three base hit,
pipp. bases on balls, off Cullop l. off falken-
bury . Of Seihold struck out by Cullop
D. by fnlkenburg |, by Myers g. by Seibold
g. Impires. Hildebrand and O'Loughlin.
Time, .55
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Afternoon Game.
Totals "a q IT
tBattod ior Csdore in the ninth.

THHTT'U IWT VHUUTt III IHt HINIH.
Score by innings;
Brooklyn ...........:..,.0O 900 600 000-0
Boston ..................O .O2O 600 0Ox-2
summary. Runs, MaEee, konetchy errors,
Smith. Rawlings. two-base hit. Hickman I;
three base hit Ronetchy bases on balls, Off
Csdore !, off Tyler 3 struck out by Ca
dore l by Tyler q. EMPIRES kigler and
Orth Time, 20.
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Totals 851i2IlaI
fhaited for Packard iu seventh

Totals Nj ! - III
fhaited for Packard iu seventh.
IBaited for uorstman IN ninth.
score boy innings
ST. LOUIS .'..........OO 600 OlO 600 l
Cincinnati ..............g0 Ol8 iOA =
summary Ruus Snyder Groh 2 kousch
Chase 3. Noale Mitchell errors. Miller, !
Smith. two base hits, Gruh. Chase. Snyder
three base hit Chase homorunthsse bases
on balls of Amcs l. off Packard L. off
Mitchell . struck out by Packard ?. by
Mitchell / Umpires, Byron and Qulgcy
Time d. o.
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Il price paintings last day June J.
T.rI, collection. 414 5. Main.-AdN.
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NuiHih"is huhht ii""P''f 90" ''"f
Rice . error. Foster, two-base hits, Milan
Gardner. stolen bases. AinSmith. Rice bases
on balls. off Shaw 2, off Bader :, OFF johnson
|. off Pennock . struck out by shaw 2, by
Bader 3. by Pennock 3. by Johnson 2. Jin-
pires MOriarity and Evans. Time, ? %.
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Afternoon Game.


olioban,a ;gt, 600 600 O2O--2
NmsLona" O'' 600 100 OOO-i
Summary: Runs. Lipp, Murray, prVcr
eaux errors. Crichlow, truth two'hase hits'
truth Murray; sacrifice hits, Lipps, be'er-
eaux. Caberi stolcn base, I.ipps double
PLAYS. Lirdamorc to Wells 70 Pric' hrgi' 10
Wells to Price; struck out, by Htist a. ny
KRAFT n hit BY pitcher. Fisher by kraIi
LEFT on bases. Oklahoma City :, Muskogee 5'
Time. l:25. Umpire, Schaftef
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NV FTVTV W TTTTTTTTN0 - -.
Chicago. . ...........,...... 900 600 Olo-l
Pitt shurch. .........,... 600 O2O uoN-2
Summary Runs Mann, Brief. Fischer
error. mccarthy bases on balls, off Dem.
arec o. off Carlson 3. Umpires, O'Day and
Harrison. Time, 39.
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Afternoon Game.


Totals 80 5241s
tBatted for Luderus in seventh.
iBatted for Alexander in eighth.
Tho score by innings:
Philadelphia. ............ 900 600 100
New York 600 2O3 O0N-5
summary: Runs, Cravath, Robertson 2
Zimmerman 2, Fletcher errors, Luderus,
NiehOfi, killifer. Fletcher. o-base hits,
Alexander. McCarty. Robertson ., thinner
man, Bancroft home runs Crayath; stolen
basrO kauff Bancroft: struck out, by
Schupp : by Alexander 5. Umpires, Klein,
and Brausfield Time, 80.
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rood ball. allowing onl, one hit in four in
nings aud striking out live men.
First Game
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-31

CLEVELAND. May 30.--De,roii took both
games from Cleveland today, winning the
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.. 'uHlihhr! huIs. 'raNuth. Nhllted, Burns,
hauf, kiduff, errors. Bancroft, Hcrzog,
karideu; threcbase hit, Cravath; stolen bases.
Raridcn, Whitted: bases Oh balls, off Lavcn.
der 4, off Anderson struck out, by Andcr.
son .. by Perritt /, by Lavender /. Cmpires.
KLEIN and BranSfield Time, 1855.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-31
LOUIS CHEVROLET
WINS AUTO RACE
Averages 102 Miles Per Hour
at Cincinnati; Brother
Close Second.


CINCINNATI, May 80 Lous
IheVrolet, travelling AT an average
rate OF slightly better than one hun
dred and two miles and 1our cap
tured the 250-mile international
sweepstakes automobile race At the
SharonNllle speedway today hut he
80 oiiS ie" seconds III iront OF his
was less ,han a siv,o,ntI ~
behind the second n,an hr, ,b
mainder M ,he ,icid ,,ns ~, w -,
ont For ms, n ,nnr,on, ,,hiIa -
racers wore nm thni,. oistr - q,
appeared ms tho c,,,on f,ha,.,.olat
Would carry orr tho n,i,o i,,, 49,
trouble at The los, ,,,o,n,.,, ,,,.o,s 49,,
into tha n,, "a ha L'I -, , w. ~
to his hrn,be, uho haa ~ S..',',',
zion of Going ,hi,, ,i,s an,i,,a ,aoa
withont n sinr,e s,on n, ,ha ,.i-s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-31

Totals 80 1327 81 Totals 33 ga IL
tBntted for Kinney in ninth.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Western Association

Ar1more Z Tulsa 4
sherman 10; Denison 2.
Fort Smith 30 MrAlester ~.
Muskogcc 81 Oklahoma City O.2.
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Afternoon Gam,


Nench. Graney errors, Billings. Morton two
base hits, Chapman. Billings stolen base,
Nchch bases on balls Off Ehmke 3, off
Gould 3 struck out by Ehmke I, by Gould
/. Umpres Nallu and Connolly. Time,
hours,
" price paintings, last day June /,
Terry Collection. 414 $. Main.--Adv.
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Last day June Y price paintings
Terry Collection. Ala $. Main.-AdN.
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Afternoon Game.


tBatted for Shaw IN sixth
tBatted for Ric. IN ninth.
Gran for Shanhs In ninth
ttBatted for Jameson in ninth.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-04
Appointments, designations, Transfers, Pro-
motions and Miscellaneous Orders

dozo Vocational; Charlotte George,
teacher Glass 2. at the Deanwood
School; T. E. Bowie, reappointed
temporarily clerk, Glass l. at Arm
strong NJ. T. School; NJ. E. Wilson.
reappointed Temporarily principal
and teacher of the Randall School,
Class 4; Mrs. A. G. Lewis. reappointed
temporarily teacher of the Eighth
grade, Class 5, at the Randall; d. E.
Brummey. teacher of printing, Glass
); Nellie G. Ford. substitute librarian
OF the high and normal schools;
Frances E. Butler. substitute librarian
Of the high and normal schools; N.
Pcarle Brown, substitute librarian of
the high and normal schools; Carrie
E. Snowden, substitute librarian of
the high and normal schools; Arthur
c. Dyer, substitute teacher Of mathe-
matics, English and high school sub
jects in the colored high schools;
Frances H. Hughston, substitute
teacher Of high school subjects in the
high, normal and night colored
s=hools; Elsie Brown. substitute
teacher OF English in the high Snd
normal schools; Geneva Waugh. SUBJ
stieute teacher in English. Latin and
mathematics in the colored schools;
II. s. Walker. substitute teacher of
English, languages. science. and his
tory in the colored schools: NJ. E.
Hall, substitute teacher of domestic
art in colored vocational schools:
Lester Drummond. janitor Temporary
at the Webster School; w. R. Pruitt,
at the Webster school: W. R. Pruitt,
tanitor at the Randall Highlands
School; Michael Sheehy. janitor at the
Fairbrother; David Coquire, Iaborer at
the Storehouse: Mrs. Catherine Shu-
man, caretaker at the Morse School;
James Colston. laborer at the Force
School; Laura Weaver, caretaker at
the ]. F. Cook Cooking School; w. F.
Moore. laborer at the Bryan School;
Mrs. Eliza ]. Wright. caretaker at ].
F. Cook annex; Charles Allen, laborer
at the Sumner School; Harry Toison,
laborer at the Grover Cleveland
School; Henry Smith. laborer at the
New Central High School; Mrs. E. NJ.
White. Glass .. West School; Mrs. NJ.
f. Green. Glass Temporary, S. ].
Bowen; Mrs. NJ. T Wheeler, teacher
second grade at the Bradley School;
n. A. Dwyer, teacher first grade at
the Hayes School; r. c. Black, labor
er at Storehouse; NJ. G. Appold, teach
er Class at the Van Ness School;
Sara Stephens, clerk Class / (tempo-
rarilD, Central High School: E. NJ.
Hicks, teacher first grade, lexington;
c. r. Harrington, teacher Glass 5
temporarily; Elizabeth Deafandorf.