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Class Picnic

The closing event of commencement week win be the class picnic at Rose land Park Saturday There will be ports, boating and bathing and pie uic luncheon.
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Putnam patriot., 1920-06-18

Theatre Thur day evening. and not wilbstandinR the stormy night tbe theates wss fllea. The program was carried ouf along established lines. When the curtain rose the three isweg classes were seen seated on the tage While a march was played by she school orchestra the seniors marched from Che wings and took seats in the front roa Over the stage ssas the class motto in blue and gold The address Of Principal Henry \. Firrell of Norwich Free Academy was listened to with the closest attention. Often he spoke directly to the mem 5ers Of the graduating class, who, be fore the address began, marched out nto the theatre and took seats in the orchestra circle
 The program va as follows March
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 High School ssay. 7some Spectacular Ptea1eu. tiai Elections"
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 High School MW4 Orchestra Education For Democracy" Henry i. Tirrell fa.Aieal Norwich Free Academy cse1tation of Diplomas Supt Wm. |. Macdonald Song. Star SpanPled Banner"
 School and Audience fhe graduates are
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-18
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Putnam patriot., 1920-06-18

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The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-24

43O WILLIAM E. PARKS,
2426 Gilpin.
431 LAFAYETTE PATTERSON,
SIG 22nd st.
432 ]. E. PAYNE,
1897 Ogden.
433 LON PAYNE,
S14 Mariposa.
434 j. H. PENNINGTON,
1882 Welton.
436 FRANK PENNY,
323 Vine st.
437 MARTIN PEOPLES,
2527 E. 25th Ave.
43S F. w. PERKINS,
COS 2Sth.
439 REV. JOHN PERKINS,
2447 fremont.
440 JOHN w. PERKINS,
2G29 Marion.
AL ]. p. PERKINS,
1852 Marion.
442 LEROY PERKINS,
2432 Emerson.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

lNCW DlAAANAAl1Ss
SYAAsA'A,A,AAA'AaA1A'Ah'
LAT II. w. DAVIS,
(No address).
14S LEROY DE BYRD,
241S Clarkson.
149 MATTHEW DE LANO,
2221 Cleveland.
$50 JAMES DE NEAL,
1888 Welton.
151 HOWARD DENTON,
1857 Ogden.
152 CLAUD DEPRIEST,
2516 Lafayette.
1853 L. b. DEPRIEST,
1S47 Lincoln.
154 ESSEN DEPRIEST,
1S47 Lincoln.
1J5 GEORGE A. DERRY,
2421 Humboldt.
15G OCTAVE DISHMAN,
2439 Gilpin.
15T JOHN DONALDSON,
2134 f. 18th Ave.
15S ]. A. DORSEY,
Colored Fire Dept.
159 OTIS DORSEY,
Breckenridge, Colo.
100 GEORGE w. DOUGLAS,
1924 Doth.
161 THOMAS DOUGLAS,
1885 Penn.
162 II. II. DOUGLASS,
2330 Marion.
1G3 JESSE DOUGLASS,
1925 Humboldt.
164 c. G. DOVE,
2420 Clarkson.
165 ELLIS EALEY,
1915 oath.
166 SEARCH BARLEY,
2404 Welton,
1877 ]. II. EDWARDS,
1921 E. 24th Ave.
16S FRANK EPPERSON,
517 oath.
169 FRED EPPERSON,
414 Fillmore.
10 WILLIS S. EVANS,
1868 Marion.
III WILLIAM FAGAN,
253O Lafayette.
ITO VICTOR FAIRBANKS,
415 West md St, Casper.
l73 G. d. FANIEL,
2716 Welton.
ia HERMAN FIELDS,
1924 California.
175 JEFFERSON FISHER,
1864 Emerson.
176 JOHN FOLEY,
272S Welton.
III A. G. FORD, JR..
10 Huggo St, Casper.
IT'S LANCIE S. FORD,
704 29th.
IT9 MONROE FORD,
700 2Sth.
$50 HENRY FORT,
3O23 Marion.
1S1 JAMES FOSTER,
2T23 California.
49, WILHELM FOUSE,
1924 Arapahoe,
1873 WILLIAM FOWLER,
1911 Boulder.
1S4 4. VINCENT FRANKLIN,
1922 Glenarm.
1S5 BENNIE FRANKLIN,
1117 23rd.
1S6 HERMAN FRANKLIN,
1922 f. 2Sth Ave.
1877 SAMUEL FRANKLIN,
2450 fremont.
1SS o. C. FRAZIER,
1913 f. oath Ave.
1So WOODARD FRAZIER,
1887 West Irvington Pl.
100 WESLEY FRIERSON,
233 24th.
191 JAMES FUGSBE,
2OO4 West 18th Ave.
C.
1872 JOSEPH GAINES,
2542 Lafayette.
195 HENRY GALE,
2420 Clarkson.
1874 /. III. GALIMORE,
2S40 Glenarm.
l95 Z. GARCIA,
255S Welton.
1876 ALFRED V. GARDNER,
1851 L. 22nd Ave.
1877 HENRY GARDNER,
2507 Clarkson.
1913 HIRAM CASH,
1910 Marion.
1919 WILLIAM A. GATEWOOD,
1888 Marion.
200 d. II. GAY.
2750 WeltOn.
POI JOHN GEORGIA,
2622 Marion.
2O2 w. e. GILLIAN,
2420 Emerson.
2O3 JAMES GIST,
1922 Downing.
2O4 JOHN GOLDMAN,
2942 California.
2O5 WISE GOLDSBI.
1409 Il. oath Ave.
2O6 JAMES GORDON,
3537 Blake.
2O7 WILLIAM ii. GRAHAM,
2S04 Welton.
2OS T. G. CRANBERRY,
2741 Welton.
200 GROVER c. GRANT,
26O9 Lafayette.
30 TYNDALL w. GRAVES,
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-24

'AaAAARAAAAARAA AAAHAAhsSS
21S WILLIAM GRUNDY,
2233 Clarkson.
2l9 JEWELL EDWARD GUMS,
1868 Lafayette.
220 i. A. GWYNNE,
1T19 Penn.
221 l.. A. GWYNNE, JR.,
1719 Penn.
222 CHRISTOPHER HALL,
500 Fox.
223 HENRY HALL,
2515 Clarkson.
pa ]. II. HANGER,
2219 Ogden.
225 JOHN Q. HANKS,
Washington, ID. c.
226 NJ. G. HARDING,
2239 Washington.
227 OLIVER HARDWICK,
2937 Welton.
22S CHESTER A. HARDING,
700 31st.
300 JOHN HARDY,
Washington, d. C.
2oU j. n. dARIEh,
2337 Glenarm.
231 ALFRED HARRIS,
2520 Franklin.
232 CLINTON HARRIS,
1884 So. Acoma.
233 CURTIS NJ. HARRIS.
2705 Downing.
PAL c. a. HARRIS,
2441 Washington.
234 EDWARDS HARRIS,
434 26th.
235 JAMES A. HARRISON,
1910 w. Sth Ave.
236 BENJAMIN HATHAWAY, y
GOT 2Sth.
23T C. A. HAWKINS,
2S0S California.
23S CHARLES S. HAWKINS,
2S0S California.
23S WILLIAM d. HAWKINS,
2227 fremont.
24O JOHN w. HAWTHORNE,
PIP Welton.
242 REV. H. S. HENRIE,
2239 Arapahoe.
243 WILLIAM II. HERNDON,
2542 Gaylord.
244 GUS r. HEBRON,
0OZO 1dllloTllu-
245 JOHN HERVEY,
24O4 Washington.
24G ELI HICKMAN,
427 w. Sth Ave.
PAT f. w. HIGHTOWER,
1922 Glenarm.
24S Il. HILL.
2951 Fox.
249 HENRY w. HINKLE,
927 L. 23rd.
go BEDFORD HODGE,
1925 California.
251 LONNIE HODGES,
629 f. 4th St, Casper.
252 C. A. HOLLY,
261S Downing.
253 EDGAR G. HOLLY,
1884 Ogden.
pa ERNEST L. HOLMAN,
726 f. 10th Ave.
255 CLARENCE f. HOLMES,
2139 Curtis.
256 WILLIAM HOLMES,
2504 Clarkson.
257 WILLIAM r. HOUSTON,
80 Main St, Longmont.
25S A. J. HOWARD,
291S Marion.
259 FRANK HOWARD,
sos 2Sth.
26O II. NJ. HOWARD,
2531 Lafayette.
261 o. a. HOWARD,
92S 10Th st.
262 T. ID. HOWARD,
2942 Lawrence.
263 WILLIAM HOWARD,
2S13 California.
264 WILLIAM II. HOWARD,
2351 Lafayette.
265 DENNIS NJ. HUDSON,
2419 Emerson.
2G6 DIR. S. A. HUFF,
2602 Gilpin.
267 AMERICUS HUGHES,
Detroit, Mich.
26S CHARLEY HUGHES,
2S37 Stout.
269 C. NJ. HUGHES,
240O Humboldt.
2S04 Glenarm.
271 A. C. JACKSON,
1928 High.
272 EDWARD JACKSON,
Marion.
273 ]. A. G. JACKSON,
1869 Marion.
274 ]. w. JACKSON,
429 West Sth Ave.
275 NJ. ]. JACKSON,
so Both.
276 o. T. JACKSON,
Dearfield, Colo.
277 JACOB JAMES,
619 Pearl.
27S JOHN JAMES,
3244 Steele.
279 V. f. JAMES,
9O3 f. 18th Ave.
$50 ROBERT JEFFERSON,
2626 Marion.
2S1 CHARLES JENKINS,
2410 Marion.
l2S2 d. L. JENKINS,
Kansas City, Kans.
2S3 HOWARD JENKINS,
2746 Williams.
OCi IANJES II JENKINS
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-24

RICHARD ADAMS,
200 York.
6 JOHN l.. ALEXANDER,
527 26th.
I JOHN ALLEN,
2942 Lawrence.
s MANUS ALLEN,
1868 Emerson.
9 RICHARD ALLEN,
2S00 Arapahoe.
10 WENDELL r. ALLEN,
2S00 Arapahoe.
IL SAMUEL AMES,
2445 Humboldt.
IL GEORGE w. ANDERSON,
342 N. Center ST., Casper
Is G. w. ANDERSON, JR.,
1924 Il. oath Ave.
II ]. NJ. ANDERSON,
sos oath.
Is LEONARD ANDERSON,
1889 f. Goth.
l6 RALPH b. ANDERSON,
2421 Ogden.
II THOMAS II. ANDERSON,
26l1 Marion.
Is WILLIAM ANDERSON,
(no address)
l9 ALEX ANDREWS,
2341 Champa.
20 CHRISTIAN ARNOLD,
526 Galipago.
81 l.. r. ARNOLD,
25O7 Lafayette.
% MILFRED ARTHUR,
2317 Ogden.
% HALLARD BAKER,
1886 Downing.
"a JAMES BANION,
2239 Clarkson.
25 HARRY BARBEE,
go L. 18th Ave.
26 j. b. BARBEE,
253O Humboldt.
27 S. BARBEE,
2942 Glenarm.
% HARRY E. BARNETT,
2419 Humboldt.
% JESSE BATES,
I'll 2Sth.
80 ARTHUR BANTER,
2727 California.
81 EDWARD BECKWITH,
2549 Gilpin.
80 J. II. BECKWITH,
2549 Gilpin.
33 THOMAS J. BELL,
2S00 Glenarm.
"a DEXTER A. BENNETT,
PALS Court.
35 FRED BIGBY,
1884 Ogden
SO JAMES BIGBY,
1884 Ogden.
81 ]. B. BIGGlNS,
1887 Glenarm.
3S FREELAND BINER,
244S Lafayette.
SO GEORGE BINER,
244S Lafayette.
40 GEORGE BINER, JR.,
PAS Lafayette.
Al CHARLES BIRDWHISTLE,
2716 Welton.
AZ F. A. BLACK,
1857 Fillmore.
AZ ROBERT E. BLACK,
253O Franklin.
A e. B. BLACKWELL,
2949 Stout.
40 LEE b. BLAGBURN,
46 L. 7. BLAKEMORE,
1868 Downing.
AZ r. M BLAKEY,
235S Ogden.
As ORNA A. BLEDSOE,
1912 e. 23rd.
40 r. B. BOLDEN,
2540 Glenarm.
so SAMUEL F. BOND,
2355 Lafayette
81 S. A. BONDURANT,
2215 Marion.
50 T. j. BOYCE,
719 e. gath.
80 j. l.. BOYKlN,
6O9 2Sth St.
54 r. F. BOYLE,
715 E. oath Ave
55 ANDREW ]. BRADFORD,
1922 High.
Sc TYLER H. BRADLEY,
210O Arapahoe.
81 CHARLES BRADSHAW,
1853 Washington.
SIS SAMUEL BRANNON,
1884 e. 18th.
SO ALEXANDER BRIGGS,
1909 E. 26th Ave.
60 CHARLES A. BRITTON,
Arvada. Colo.
61 ]. C. BROOKS,
1856 N. Center St. Casper.
60 POWELL w. BROOKS,
$40 oath.
SO WILLIAM ]. BROOKS,
2557 Glenarm.
81 HENRY BROWN,
70S 2Sth.
65 HENRY BROWN,
1909 E. 22nd Ave.
&C ISAAC BROWN,
263S California.
CT JEFFERSON BROWN,
713 18th.
6S JESSE ]. BROWN,
2147 Humboldt.
GO ]. II. BROWN,
1881 Lawrence.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-24

S65-L. w. Mckinley,
2422 Lafayette.
366 ARTHUR McMEN,
1854 Pearl
367 ALBERT McQUlLLA,
2420 Welton.
36S c. II. MADISON,
1410 E. oath Ave.
369 F. S. MADISON,
2246 fremont.
370Frederick Malanda,
42O oath st.
81 ID. w. MALLARD,
233S Clarkson.
372 ALLEN MALLORY,
25O7 Clarkson.
373 JAMES ]. MANUEL,
1926 Decatur.
374 HENRY MARKS,
2733 Marion.
375 OREA S. MARSHALL,
2541 Clarkson.
376 WALTER MARSHALL,
2541 Clarkson.
377 ENGENE MARSHBANKS,
2S05 Welton.
37S JOSEPH MARTIN,
1851 Arapahoe.
379 ROBERT G. MARTIN,
2735 Welton.
$50 EDWARD MASON,
2515 Franklin.
3S1 H. c. MASON,
2515 Franklin.
3S2 H. G. MASON,
2409 Humboldt
3S3 RALPH d. MASON,
2515 Franklin.
3S4 R. l.. MASON,
1881 Ogden.
3s5 CONLAN CLAY MATTHEW'S,
2357 Ogden.
3S6 HEWLETT MAXWELL,
1929 21st.
3S7 l. NJ. MAXWELL,
McCook, Nebr.
3SS ROY MAXWELL,
1O1S E. oath Ave.
3S9 DAVID MAYO,
25O9 Lafayette.
800 w. D. MAYO,
25O9 Lafayette.
391 BEN H. MILLER,
1920 E. gath Ave.
392 REV. C. A. MILLER,
1916 26th St.
3e3 JOHN MITCHELL,
700 29th.
1894 ROBERT Y. MITCHELL,
27S4 Marion.
395 A L. MONROE,
23O3 Washington.
396 JOHN MONROE,
3741 Williams.
397 EUGENE MONTGOMERY,
2205 Marion,
39S BURL MOORE,
3001 Lafayette.
399 EUGENE MORRE,
SIG 30th st.
400 F. NJ. MOORE,
(no address)
401 G. NJ MOORE,
1876 +. 18th.
I
2346 Curtis.
4O3 LESLIE VERNON MORGAN,
1926 E. 30th Ave.
4O4 AUGUSTUS MORRIS,
2244 Washington.
405 ]. H. MORRIS,
1862 Glenarm.
406 ELMER MORRISON,
2759 Glenarm.
407 GEORGE MORRISON,
2947 Stout.
4OS GEORGE MORRISON,
2426 Gilpin.
400 JOHN MORRISON.
2426 Gilpin.
410 JOHN MORRISON, JR.,
2426 Gilpin.
All LEE MORRISON,
2445 Franklin.
412 MARVIN MORRISON,
1850 Glenarm.
413 WILLIAM MORRISON,
1850 Glenarm.
414 JOHN MOSS,
1880 Marion
AIS CHARLES s. MUSE,
1921 Gaylord.
416 ]. C. MYERS,
Foster Building.
All WILLIAM S. MYERS,
1927 Humboldt.
~
41S F. NJ. NEIL,
2134 Lafayette.
419 JESSE NELSON,
1910 Broadway
42O CLIFFORD NEWBY,
1917 Marion.
421 r. J. NORMAN,
305S High
422 r. l.. NORMAN,
3O5S High.
423 ALBERT H. NORRIS,
Casper, Wyo.
424 E. ]. NORRIS,
1920 E. oath Ave.
425 WILLIAM O'BRYANT,
1851 Washington.
426 NOAH O'NEIL,
1920 Clarkson.
427 REV D. E. OVER,
1856 Ogden.
42S LEMUEL r. OWEN,
1920 Franklin.
429 PETER H. OWEN,
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-24

n ROBERT BRYANT,
2533 Franklin.
rs w. NJ. BUFFET.
1927 Clarkson.
70 FRANK r. BUFoRD,
1928 Ogden.
so CHARLES A. BURTON,
2425 Humboldt.
81 FRED S. BURTON,
264O Welton.
SO THOMAS J. BURWELL
2527 Welton.
SO A. II. BUTLER,
294S High.
S4 CUTHBERT BYRD.
2527 fremont.
SO ARNOLD CALDWELL,
1853 Raleigh.
sc FRANKLIN CALDWELL,
2247 Marion.
81 KENNETH CALDWELL.
2247 Marion.
SS SANFORD CALDWELL,
242S Lafayette.
SO WILBA CALDWELL,
2517 Marion.
80 e. V. CAMMELL,
PALS Welton.
81 THOMAS CAMPBELL,
GA Delaware.
92 w. G. CAMPBELL,
2S35 Stout.
SO JOHN N. CANADA,
25S York.
"a DIR. e. F. CAVITY,
210O Arapahoe.
95 ROBERT, CARPENTER,
113 E. Elm ST., Casper.
90 ADOLPH B. CARSON,
20S York.
81 EUGENE A. CARTER,
2452 Lafayette.
9S ]. l.. CARTER,
2415 Washington.
80 LEE CARTER,
2O32 Humboldt
100 WALTER CARTER,
2O52 Champa.
1O1 ROOSEVELT CARY,
24O4 Welton.
1O2 S. E. CARY,
1880 Marion.
1O3 GERALD CASEY,
2444 Washington.
104 S. j. CASH,
1885 b. 2Stn.
105 JOHNSON C. CATION,
245O fremont.
LOG JESSE CHANDLER,
2502 Clarkson.
107 A. A. CHAPMAN,
1856 Welton.
los ARISTIDE CHAPMAN,
2423 Gilpin.
109 WALTER r. CHAPMAN,
214O Humboldt.
11O JOHN CHAVIOUS.
2542 Clarkson.
Ill WILLARD X. CHILDRESS,
2344 Ogden,
112 CHARLES A. CLARK,
2520 Lafayette.
113 CHARLES A. CLARK, JR.
1920 Clarkson.
ia C. H. CLARK,
1929 Downing.
115 DELAWARE CLARK,
1884 Marion.
116 EDWARD CLARK,
2913 Stout.
III JAMES F. CLARK,
2S01 Welton.
lis WILLIAM CLARK,
1881 Franklin.
119 WILLIAM CLARK,
225 Jackson.
120 FRED l.. CLEMENT,
1926 Humboldt.
l21 C. r. CLINKSCALE,
25OS fremont
122 T. S. CLINKSCALE,
250S fremont.
1913 THOMAS COHEN,
1857 Larimer
124 HARRISON COLEMAN,
709 31st.
1875 II. d. COLLINS,
1866 Washington.
126 GEORGE CONTEE,
2612 Welton.
127 JONATHAN r. CONTEE,
2444 Franklin
1928 JOHN CONWAY,
1900 E. 2Sth Ave
1923 BASIL II. COOK,
POI Perry.
1870 PETER COOK,
1922 Marion.
131 ]. C. COOPER,
1927 fremont.
1872 ]. w. COOPER,
1862 West 30th Ave.
1873 REGINALD COOPER,
251S Lafayette.
1874 WALTER COOPER,
251S Lafayette.
135 ERNEST d. COPELAND,
931 Navajo.
136 GEORGE COUSINS,
244S Lafayette.
1877 HARRY COWELL.
1904 Ogden.
13S CLARK CRAIG,
2939 High.
1S9 WILLIAM CRAWFORD.
975 E. 7th Ave.
140 GILES CULBERSON,
SIG 22nd st.
141 BENJAMIN c. CURTIS,
619 Pearl.
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7 ROBERT w. LACEY,

317 ROBERT w. LACEY,
SIT 26th.
31S WILLIAM LA CHAPELLE,
1885 Glen Coe.
319 EDMUND LA MARK,
32S E. Colfax.
32O EDWARD E. LAMPKIN,
344O Columbine.
321 A. j. LAND,
1927 Welton.
322 WILLIAM F. LANDER,
1S43 Marion.
1928 CLYDE LANG,
2514 Clarkson
324 FRANK LASLEY,
2404 Washington.
225 MATTHEW A. LATTIMORE,
1928 Ogden.
326 S. A. LANXTON,
2941 Glenarm.
327 EDWARD L. LAWSON,
1860 Hazel Court.
32S OGLESVIE L. LAWSON,
1858 Ogden.
S29 G. w. LEE,
S32 Acoma.
$50 NAPOLEON LEE,
2221 Humboldt.
331 DIR. P. D. LEE,
332 ROBERT LEE,
2447 Ogden.
333 ROBERT, LEE, Jr.,
2447 Ogden.
334 w c. LEE,
2221 Humboldt.
335 ]. E. LEIGH,
Akron, Colo.
336 FRANK LIE NOIR,
126 29th
337 LEON LIE NOIR,
426 goth.
33S BERT LESLIE,
234O Emerson.
339 JOHN LEWIS,
213S Lafayette.
$40 MARSHALL l.. LEWIS,
2427 Humboldt.
341 r. L. LEWIS,
1920 Logan.
342 ADOLPHUS LIGHTNER, JR.
1923 OGDEN.
343 L. d. LIGHTNER,
1928 Ogden.
344 LAWRENCE H. LIGHTNER,
242O Franklin.
345 LESLIE H. LIGHTNER,
1928 Ogden.
BAG WALTER LINZY,
1863 Gilpin.
347 WILLIAM LINZY,
1859 Gilpin
34S GEORGE LITTLE,
2104 Arapahoe.
$40 JOHN L. LITTLE.
6O6 Mariposa.
$50 DAVID LONG,
1857 Larimer.
351 JARMAIN LOUIS,
2542 Walnut.
352 S. B. F. LOWE,
2135 Humboldt.
353 TAYLOR LOWE,
2404 Glenarm.
354 WESLEY LYONS,
1914 Washington.
ass WESLEY A. LYONS.
1914 Washington.
M
356 FERGUS McALSToN,
235S Ogden.
357 s. P. McBeth,
2444 Marion.
35S II. l.. Mccain,
2740 Marion.
359 HARRY L. McCLAlN,
2933 Welton.
$50 DIR. T. E. McCLAlN,
s22 E. 32nd Ave.
361 ORNA R. MCCORMICK,
3O1O High.
362 GEORGE McGHEE,
ALAG Wolfe.
363 S. A. MCGUIRE.
1926 E. 34th Ave.
364 l. C. MCKENZIE,
2433 Emerson.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-24


Over 600 New Members Added in:
Winter Campaign. Denver Ne:
groes Get World Vision of Pro-
gress and Education. Next Move:
New Building.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-24

2S9 EDWARD JOHNSON,
2546 Walnut
300 HENRY A. JOHNSON,
2447 Welton.
POI X. G. JOHNSON,
2949 Glenarm.
292 II. JOHNSON,
2232 Cleveland.
293 S. II. JOHNSON,
2449 Clarkson.
294 TITUS JOHNSON,
2452 Gilpin.
295 WILLIAM II. JOHNSON,
1441 Logan.
296 A. b. JONES,
2221 Cleveland.
297 GEORGE n. JONES,
1858 Race.
29S GRANT JONES,
1140 Lincoln.
299 HENRY M. JONES,
1893 Grant
500 HOWARD JONES,
2SO5 Glenarm.
301 LEDGER JONES,
2519 Franklin.
S02 L. F. JONES,
1856 Glenarm.
3O3 THOMAS A. JONES,
1922 Il. 32nd Ave.
3O4 WILLIAM JONES,
Alb goth st.
sos H. l.. JONES,
2215 Clarkson.
sos MORAL n. KEELAND,
2610 Welton.
307 ALFRED e. KEITH,
1882 Stout.
30S S. T. KELLES,
(no address)
500 LEWIS T. KENNEDY,
1921 f. 26th Ave.
80 JOHN H. KIGH,
2417 Ogden.
311 JOSEPH KIGH,
2417 Ogden.
312 FRANK KING,
2541 Marion.
313 GEORGE C. KING,
1888 Penn.
314 ANDREW KIRK,
2410 Marion.
315 RAYMOND KIRK,
2733 Champa.
316 WILLIAM KNIGHT,
2603 So. Penn.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-24

THE great Y. NJ. c. A. drive for
500 members is now a thing of
= history, having officially closed
last Sunday afternoon. How well the
workers succeeded can be best under
stood, when it is known that at the
beginning of the drive the member
ship of the branch was So. The roll
which is printed below shows it to
be, at the close of the drive, 655. This
shows that 603 members were brought
in during the great drive. This drive
was perhaps the most successful
movement ever undertaken by our
people in the city of Denver, and
shows what may be accomplished by
hard, incessant effort The great roll
which the known address of each
member, is as follows:
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-24

40 JULIUS BROWN,
2734 Welton.
Il LOGAN BROWN,
2535 Franklin.
~ NATHAN l.. BROWN,
1925 Williams.
73 ROYAL c. BROWN,
2637 Marion.
"A u. G. BROWN.
2637 Marion.
10 w. II. BROWN,
2610 Marion.
&c j. Il. BRUCE,
141S Il. Gath Ave.
n ROBERT BRYANT,
2533 Franklin.
7S w. NJ. BUFFET,
1927 Clarkson.
70 FRANK r. BUFORD,
1928 Ogden.
so CHARLES A. BURTON,
2425 Humboldt.
81 FRED S. BURTON,
2640 Welton.
SO THOMAS ]. BURWELL
2527 Welton.
SO A. X. BUTLER,
294S High.
S4 CUTHBERT BYRD,
2527 fremont.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-29
Boston Walingford Pays
All Demands for Money

BOSTON, Mass, July 29.-The three
day run on the Golfers of Charles
Tonzi, by doubling investors in his get
rich quick scheme Of postal exchange
continued today while new believers in
the possibility of abnormal profit took
their money to rival a few blocks
away.
Although payments in the last two
days are estimated to have exceeded
$1,00O,00O Tonzi was honoring every
demand. His rival foreign exchange
company, with promise of SO per cent
profit in As days, was taking all the
money presented with no immediate
payments to be made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-29
MILLS CHOSEN HEAD
OF EARLHAM DRIVE

Joseph H. Mills was selected chair
man of the executive committee In
the Earlham campaign, at meeting
held in the Y. NJ. c. A Wednesday
night. He had been chosen temporary
chairman at a meeting a week ago.
Howard Dill will serve as vice-chair-
man, Rufus NJ. Allen, secretary, and
D. NJ Edwards treasurer.
Following are the names OF per-
sons who will serve on the executive
campaign committee:
Atwood L. Jenkins. D. NJ. Edwards.
Rufus NJ Allen, Joseph H. Mills, AL
bert Matthews. Howard Dill, Elmer
Eggemeyer, E. NJ. Haas. John Coate,
Paul Price, John H. Johnson, Horace
Kramer, H. J. Pohlmeyer, Harry c.
Doan and Fred Bartel, all of Rich
mond; Frank Galloway, Washington
township; Harry Jarrett, Abingdon
township; Tholley Druley, Boston
township; Robert Hicks. Jackson
township; A L. Baldwin, Webster
township; William Lewis, Green town
ship: Walter S. Commons, Center
township; Frank o. Underhill, Clay
township; w. l. Kitterman. Harrison
township; Harry Macy, Dalton town
ship; Robert Boren. New Garden
township; Ollie Hunt, Franklin town
ship; John Manning, Perry township.
and Arthur A. Curme. Jr., Wayne town
ship.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-29
(By Associated Press)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July %
Agreement was reached upon the
building Of a $2,00O,000 war memorial
by the house and senate of the Indi-
ana legislature today.
The building will house the national
headquarters Of the American Legion
and will proved meeting place fol
all patriotic societies.
Both houses ratified reports Of the
committees to which the war mono
rial bills, passed by the house and
senate, have been referred.
While the houses were meeting this
morning the conference committees
were considering tax legalization bills
Both houses adjourned until p. m.
Hope To Adjourn Tonight
Just before the morning adjourn
ment Of the house, Speaker Eschbach
urged all the members to be prompt
In attendance, and added that it is
hoped that a sine die adjournment
can be had tonight.
The tax bills in conference are the
home rule measure granting local
units authority over bond issues and
tax levies, now held by the state
board. and the remedial tax bill. deal
ing with horizontal increases in 1918
assessments and declared invalid by
the supreme court.
The war memorial bill, which now
goes to the governor. provides for a
tax levy which will in six years raise
approximately s2,OOO,OOO to be used in
building war memorial on the
ground now occupied by the State
Blind School and St Clair park in In
Indianapolis. The ground is donated
by the state for the memorial build
ing.
The senate transacted no business
Of Importance except the ratification
Of the war memorial report. The
house session was also brief
Passes Road Mems Bill
The house reconsidered It's vote OF
yesterday killing the bill of Senator
Bainum. of Vincennes, which would