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Evening journal., 1920-12-18
IILF CONNTFic CON

MOLINE, nl.-The directors OF the
Moline baseball club Ike Earl Mack
so well that they've invited him back
for next year. Connie Is mighty pleas
ed even II he doesn't own AN the
baseball brains Of the family.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
NAV RFNCU CORuAN

SAN FRlANClSCO-Roy Corhan. once
the Pacific Coast. may play the role
OF assistant bench manager for the
seals next year.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
TAKE ONO WATEn.

COIUMBIlS-Th Ohio Slate eleven
VIII take their own drinking water
with them 20 California. Three hun
dred gallons OF Ohio's best H2O will
be stored on the baggage car Of The
"sDecialn
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
IN THE HINT

Observation-Disclosures and JEFF
ferson are in the market for a foot
hall coach. The alumni has raised
$4,000 for the purpose OF getting a
sound coaching system. Coach Nor
row says he has resigned for keeps.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

The Want Ads for the coming three
weeks will help in real estate and the
selling and H"vins of farms and
homes
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

Use the Want Ads for securing good
ofllce positions and agent assignments.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
pARKSIDF PLAYS SOCCER.

From baseball % football and now
"a soccer. That's parksides speed.
The cast-side boys Will get into. inc
new game ag3i..-t a picked team from
thc Same club, Booth and ManloNe
being the team captains. The boys
hope TO play every saturday during
the winter
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
cmRCU LEAGUE BOWLINC
pRANnYXNTNF

The following Church League games
were rolled on Y. VI. c. A. alleys last
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
.Inrun Of iOday's game.
1.,fl,fe fToorn MqnloNpfs Team

Booths Team. ManiONes ltaIi'
W. Brennan outside left ..... Allen
Brady ..... inside left .... W. Hayes
Booth 90. center forward. II. Welsh
C. smith . inside right .... Collins
q. Warner outside right. J.. Dawson
Maxwell left halfback... H. Smith
IL ManlOvc center hfback.. Ridings
Gooding right halfback.. w Brady
GonnOr .... left halfhack 30. j. Hayes
Lewis ... right halfback ... Lonnk
'McCullin ...... goal .... +. ManlONe
substitutes, Booths team-J. Brcn-
loves team-Baker, Buckalew, Kahn
hachcr, Reeder.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

0WusIIIUI'H FuF FNrkslIr-WcIner,
Underwood. Powell. Goldslein. Mar
tin. Smith. Hampton, McCloskey and
Loflnek.
The Want Ads will be helpful 10
hotels. restaurants and walters.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

Referee Dillon. Timers-Farren and
DOlan. scorer Buckley Conley. lllle
of halyes-20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

But a war probably won't be neces-
sary 10 iron out the golfers diflcul-
lies.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
HIGH GIRLS lose.

Domestics Will find good positions
By using Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

Naturally, western golfers are sore.
That's not Go be wondered at. When
a fussy old casierner gets on his high
horse. iis enough 90 make any west
erner sore. That's human nature
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

The Western Association proposed
10 become the American Golf
Association. TO take away some
L. :. q. A. members and become The
ruling body Of the game in this ooun-
try.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

This. the fifteenth battle FOR the
trophy, Will be held on the courts at
Aukland, New Zealand. beginning on
December 20.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

II Whitley Prettyman hangs mp his
stocking maybe Kris kringle will
bring him that woman who sought 10
ensnare The little boy In mau1mouS.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
Boat Length Apart

nm Miller. Che barber before hiH op-rturc for Che canncry for Che sason. came ycry near being tho urchaser of a eas boat -n mct ho
 as but row boat length away at nc tmc
 BW had been dickcrIug with Alex
 hahoim for Che purchase of thc hna B Tho two mon have been arninInr for Che craft most an rrne They started several hume rci dollars apart and camo within one hundred dollars Of oach other hon locked horns They stayed loc- al for conadtfabIc Umc. when m
 conference thcy settled Che hum rcd dollar part
 No sooner had Che hundred doi- lrs boon eliminated tban % trolling loat got in Che way Bm had a rolling boat go eroeu-pamtcd onc. was Che pride of hIs heart u also took che fancy Of AieN AleN nado one condition Co h.s bargain md that was chat Che trolne boat, le thrown n with Che cash purchase money for che Rh.na B Bnl sworo that bc would never do it
 This argument continued for scy-
 al weeks. Bm would not oven onccdc greon silver of hH skin and AIcz would not talk business at an unless Che trolling boat was used as an argument Tho oaso appeared hopeless and remained that way mu Che eve Of Bius departure for Inc cannory when Alex said he would sell. wlth Che trolling boat Iea out of Che dcaI Bm belorc eo- ing oyer to throw up his job. wont back to Alex and asked h.m if hc was mro he would par. with hs Bhua n. By tho tImc BW got back .9 thc wharf Alcx had changed his mind. so rRl is at thc onuery and Alex Is som thc owner ot % EW hoat
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
PUBLISHERS FAVOR
 NEW MEASURE
American Newspaper Publisher As- sociation Endorses Poin-
 dexter Bin

Senator Miles poIndoxtor Of Wash- metou recently introduced O bin m
 Che Senate to provide for tho mrycy and roforcsaton of Che pulp wood
 forests of ho United satca Tho bu hos special Interest to Alaskaus.
 masmuch thot t proyidos Chat sov-
 cm thousand dollars of Che appro-
 nrIauta be used for Che survey Of
 Alaska pulp wood.
 Tho resolution follows;
 Whereas. Owing to Che rapid con- version of tho puIpwood umbors fin
 Che Eastern States. and failure to
 adequately reiorcst thcsc timber
 lands. it is apparent that other ox-
 aunr puIpwood forests in Che United
 satcs must be made available for
 utilization for present ncedo and
 chat a comprehensive plan Of rcfor- cstauou must be inaugugatcd to proc
 yIdc for future requirements. and
 Whereas UulcH this is done. Che entire control Of ncwsprInt supply for American newspapers win be centralized u Che Canadian manu- fracture. and
 Whereas There does not appear Co ] be m Che departments Of hia goy- erumont accurate or definite inc formation as to Che extent. availa- 'blity or quality Of pulpwood time . bora u Ono public domain. and that la survey and determination of tho
 amc Is necessary and essential, and Whereas. No definite plan for tho rclorclauou Of cut-ovcr puipwood ! lands has been developed by Che gov- |rmmouL and Che necessity for ro- ! forcstouou Is vital for provision for ! |uurc needs Of American ncwapr.nt |mus and uscu Of ucwaprIut therc- ! toro be it
 Resolved That Che American ! Newspaper Publishers Association In convention assembled. does hereby |ulorac and urge Che carly passage |by Congress of Senate Bm Mo- 3555. known as Che poiudntor pu'pwood | surycy and Rc.orcsnuon Bil which measure has been endorsed by former Secretary Of Agriculture Houston. |1ud Che hoads Of thc Forestry Doe |narmul and is n the opinion Of |fhIs convention. constructive lceIs- |Iaron in Che best interest of Che ! country. a necessary step in thc pro- lection Of our forest resources. and |tao safeguarding of our political and economic interests. which may bc en- Ianeorcl by Che control Of news print supplies ccnualiz.ug in Che l |ands ol another country. no matter ! how friendly may be our relations with Che sumo.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET

place ol Captain Joe ManIcy. has taken a position with Che Dcop Sen Salvage Company on board their work boll Enterprise.
 Emma In
 Tom Ness came into port Iatc iaat wcok with mrro of halIhut which was so'd n Juneau Tho Emma win he IaId m for au oyorhauIng mt.l nfw tlo Fourth
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
DELEGATE RETURNING

John Richards. worshlpfm master of Che Douglas lodge Of Ma1ons ia a returning passenger on Che Alaska Chat is due here Sunday. Mr. Rich- ards has been In attendance at Che annual session Of thc Grand Lodge of Masons which has jurisdiction over Washington and Alaska The convention has been at Tacoma.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
VISITING

Row. and Ar. F. D. Ie.eicr ond family have been visiting at Tread VaH for tho nas. few days at th. home o. Superintendent and Mrs L U Notrar mu I.e-icr .a a siatcl of Mrs. Ne.eur
 The ZceIen Icfl hcro ,hH morn ing m tre pru.. Nay to com Inuo Iheir Grip To .nc EH. where .nov win Hay tor a year before rc turning fa t'n..u
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
RAcK FROM SCHOOL

Herman Gu. who graduated with .ho ..as ar iala or One Douglas High School returned here on Che Northwestern earIy u Che week. Herman attended Che University Of las. ,cm and win visit with relatives hero during vacation.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
LEAVE FOR HOME

Mrs. John II Davies and two IIt- .Io son. Jack and Tom. win loavc on Che o.y ol Seattle tomorrow morn me for ,lor home u katchikan. The, have been visiting Mrs Davies narcu. Mr. and Nu Henry Nuacth. .or tUe past two Wceks
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
BACK 10 DUTIES

Mm Mary Martini who haa been visiting her parents and relatives here for several weeks. win leave on Che City of Seattle tomorrow for sc- atuo to resume hcr course in nun- ing in a Seattle hospital.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
BACK 10 TACOMA

Mrs. Byron Leigh and daughter Wnnrod. lot on ,bo CI.y Of Seattle n. morning after having pcnt lbout week visiting with old friends m Douglas and Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
SIX YEARS OLD

Josephine Chr.stoc daughter of ur. and Mrs. D. IT Ch.s.oc cclc- hratad her sixth birthday Tuesday afternoon with a party hat was at- tended by about twenty Of her Iittlc friends
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
GOING TO GYPSUM

Airs. M S. Hudson and littlo son win onyo Monday for Gypsum. where they wl spend Che summer Mr. Hudson ls foreman Of Che gypsum mine there.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
O. Y D. CLUB

The O. Y. P Club was quite cx- tcnaycly entertained by Miss Gcn- cyicyo Martin at her home loat Fri- day evening They had eats and everything.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
INVITED

Mayor F. A J Gauwos has TO- coIycd an invitation rom Mayor R P Robertson oi Juneau for an Che people ol Douglas to celebrate Indc- ncudoncc Day u Juneau this ycar
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25

Kodak printing. developing and ulargu neatly and promptly done by Mrs. Jack Mccormick. Leave or- dcrs u Elmer E. Smi,hH Douglas Tclcnhouc OI.cc or phone Troadweil sa3.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
WORK M sAwIuLL

Clarence ua.Ens '0n on ,ho city of Seattle for Wmerl. whore he win be employed thH ummcr in thc Ni|.ln.e lIFn.'or mII
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
VISITING

Miss c. EuH arrived on Che Princess Mary for a whit with her niece. Mrs. P R Bradley. and fam fly. Miss Ellis is from Berkeley California.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
FIRE MEETING

X regular meeting Of uoac Com- pauIss No. and Of Che Douglas fre department s scheduled to hc hold mex. Monday u.eht
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
RETURNS HoME

Mrs John H King returned on he Princess Mary Tuesday might inor having yiaitod with relatives at Minneapolis and Vancouver, B. c.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
Give the Sign

By mutual consent Che orler n. Ancient Mar.ucrs. which hold ars .Iona aroound Che v1rIou. hot stoves of One c.tv has adjourned ia Indoor meetings for Che summer season. During Che summer season tto mem bors have become scattered and a quorum can no longer bo found be side any stove in town
 Tho constitution ot thc order pro- vide. chat in raacs Of thIs kind chat when two members meet. after thc sign ol recognition is e.vou which s Che rapid revolving Of Che right arm as eivcn when crauk.ue nm en- zine after snuG or cigarettes hova been exchanged. they can siart fm- ming
 Man, ol tHo members havc ac.u. auy akcn real gas boat trips aIroldy tbis ycar and have been out of town l1r a distance Of at lcaat tea miles The constitution provides chat thosc who have ycnturcd s1 far shall wolr 10 service stripe. A new stripe Ia added for each teu miles of travel
 Tho higher degree of Che order which Is Che degree of "Flshcr. mou's Luck" .s about ,o begin iu active career about Che various trout
 streams in Che vicinity Only those members of Che order who are c pccaly giftcd donr thc lines chat made AnauIas famous can qualify for tb.s degree
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
GONE TO CANNERY

Arthur No'aou lott last night for thc umias Bay cauucry whore he win be employed thIa summer.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
Out Of Business

Sinclair Brown. who for a umc had visions Of being a speed demon m a itIo ruuabout chat hC dtIcd mp. has abandoned tho game and turned tho engine and boat back to Che former owner Willis Robb
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
Trlnl Snoned

Several contemplated gas boat trips that had been arranged for last sunday were abandoned on account of people staying u town for Che baseball game chat did not matcr.al-
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
NEw POSITION

Miss Agnes Musoth. who has been in Che orIoos Of tdc Alaska Juneau Mining Company has boon trans transferred to tho Troadwcu on.ccs and win take the position made va- cant by Che resignation of Miss Ruth shcucdy who .s to leave soon for Che south
 Become a s.o.thol1or in tho unit- ed states buy war-sovingl stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-25
salvaging Now

Earl Manicy who for @ time was icuue as.captau Of Che Earl M in
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11
MAN ELOPES WITH
 BROTHERS WIFE
Alex Loveley Complains to Po- lice That Brother Peter Has Disappeared With Mrs. Alex
Not First Time There Has Been Trou-
 ble In Eeyeley Household

Fot many a month things have been far from Loveley i'll the Loveley household on School street Alex Loyeley has a wife. or at least had a wife, but brother Peter has none. It was Alex that had wife and could n't keeper and it was Peters fault, so says Alex. that he, Alex, couldn't keeper, for Alex tells the police that his wife and brother Peter have eloped.
 Alex has caused Peters arrest sey- eral times for bothering about his home, and has always said that Mrs. Alex was the attraction that brought Peter back to the Loveley domieile af ter he, Peter. got out of jail on the various several occasions that he was sent down
 Peter has been in many troubles. He has stolen uniforms, suits of clothes, and committed breaches of the peace. He has been in jail and out again and 1 in again, and the officers think that there is something wrong with the way 1 Peters think tank is working.
 Peter k now on probation from the superior court The police believe that Peter will come back here, for he always has. even though he knows il means his arrest.
 Alex has felt the last straw, so he says, and will have nothing more to dt with Mrs Alex. He says he has beer a long suffering man and does not m. tend to keep an establishment for hi'
 brother to return to whenever he get out of jail Meanwhile Alex is riding about the city, to and from, and a the end of one journey loads his Vehi cle with coal. and at the other end un loads 1t.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11
poMFRET GRADUATION
Exercises Held Last Evening At Pom fret Hall With Large Attendance

The graduation of the public schools of pomfret was held before capacity house at Pomfret hall last tThursdayA evening at o'clock.
 Much credit is due to Mir. Gseer' the supervisor of schools, to the teachers. and also to Miss Ash, the music teacher, for the splendid way ln which the children took therG parts, The folk dances. in which ehildreh from all the schools took part, cer- tainly pleased the audionee. The class history and prophecy interested the audience greatly. causing much amusement. The ehildren's essays were also very well rendered, and the class poem, composed by Rita Kelley, is worthy of special mention, also the vocal solos sung by Dora Gebault of the Landing school, and eiintoh smith of the Elliott's school. F. H. Paine, a member of the school committee, presented the diplomas to 1 the graduates. At the same time, ouite to the surprise of the teachers, he presented the following with gnts frop, the different schools: Mr. Pratt, the Misses Lathrop, Miss Kelley MISS Backas. and Miss Ash.
 pleasing address was given oy Georsr Shafer of the Willimantic Nor,,,,t school. closing with the song, ..,rh.. pomfret Schools. written by Mrs Walter Brown of Pomfret, The program was as follows;
 Entrance of Graduates Song, .'Trust in the Lord, shandei p,.ssar Rev. F. H. Bigelow eaass History Helen E. Botham rssav How Park Benefits Com
 a,t,a;tv Irving Emlott Sone Little Miss Daisy
 Primary Children ralk Dance. Sheemaker's Dance
 Primary Children Folk Dance. I.oohy-Loo
 Primary Childrer class prophecy Mildred X. Hattir Essay. Landing of tue Pilgrims
 Margaret Murphy Folk Dance. Bleking
 Grammar Grades Solo. Sweet NeheNAcNe U, Clinton Smitl Glass Poem sA Ne''s' Some. Moonlight Serenade
 Grammar Grade: Essay. Aeroplane Construction |, Clinton Smitl .sA,;.,an. Dora Gebeaui Presentation of Class A VI. ntee' \ Presentation of Diplomas r. Il. fain' Address usoiA. " 1, Song. The Pomfret Schools
 All School
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11
WERE CAUGHT LYING IN COURT
Blu, Judge Forgives and Files Gases

Charles Dagnon and Albert Ander- son. both 2l and both ex-service men. were caught in the upper railroad yard by Officer Murray and were caught in a lie by Judge Geissler of the city court. Several other defend ants have been caught in the same way.
 The arrest was made Tuesday night for trespassing on railroad property. Both stated that they rode from Web ster to Putnam on trolley ear. They stuck to this story. although 1t Is well known to court officials that it Is i'm. possible to come to Putnam from Web ster by this means of conveyance, as there is no service between Webster and North Grosvenordale.
 The boys said that they came down for ride and were. going right back It came out that one has girl in Webster and that they intended stop ping there. but the. freight train, or which they finally admitted they die embark, did not stop at Webster,
 Anderson showed discharge papel denoting that he served on the Mexi can border. Dagnon served overseas Judge Geissler said they really ought to be sent to jail for lying. He tolG them if they ever got into trouble ts be honest with officers and with ths court. He placed the cases on file.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11
Smith Street Graduates
FLAGS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN

Souvenir " II. Taylor of Hartford has sent 86o American flags for dis tribution among the school children on Flag Day Souvenir was formerly Il pupil in Putnam schools and hi. name was one to appear among the nupils of the Fifth District school if 1874. published in The Patriot two weeks ago.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11
PUTNAM PERSONALS

1 William and Edward Lizotte were in Worcester, Wednesday.
 Augustus Pechie has bought two tcneirent house in Killingiy i George L. Padgett has returned 1 from d business trip to New York
 Mir. and Mrs. ". S Bates were in Worcester Wednesday for the day
 Mrs. Alfred Harvey Is spending several days with friends in Williman- tic.
 Miss Della Tetreault spent the weekend with relatives and friends m this city.
 John Lynch. Fred Bruce and NJ. J. Lynch made business trip to Proyi- dence Tuesday
 Mrs. E. NJ. Wheaton is in New Lon don the guest of George Williams and daughter, Miss Helen
 Miss Hazel Johnson is spending the week in Marlboro. \. H., the guest of Mrs. George Robinson.
 Dr. s. B. Overlook has been in Bos- ton attending meeting ef the aassa= ehusetts Medical Society
 Mrs. Jesse Rich entertained three tables of whist al her home on Grove street. Monday afternon.
 Miss Essie Macdonald, who teaches in private school in New York City, is home for the summer vacation
 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carmark have hired cottage at Webster Lake for the summer. going up last Friday
 Mrs. Eleanor Stowell of South Paris, Maine, was the guest of MT. and Mrs. George Bradley Oh Memorial Day.
 E. Durand is removing his store on Smith street to the building he pur- chased of Mf St. Jean on Battey street.
 George Blythe spent Friday and Saturday in Philadelphia, attending q reunion of his class at Swarthmore ] College.
 Mr. and Mrs. Woisard were in Dan ielson Monday attending the wedding of Mr. Woisard's sister, Nora, to Mr Lagarsey.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Munfoe of Davville have moved to Putnam and are living in house they own on Me ehanies street.
 Eugene keane of Walnut street IS i'll critical condition at the Day Kim tall Hospital following all operation for appendicitis.
 Misses Doreas and Ruth Bartlett l have finished their year at St. Mar garet,s, Waterbury. and returned | home this week
 Miss Bertha Beauregard of Wor- eester spent Wednesday in this city, 1 the guest of Mr and Mrs. John O. Brien and family
 Mrs. Alfred Nelson returned to Putnam from Mantle. where she spent T few days. and left today fFridayl for her home in Lynn, Mass.
 Miss Pauline Pefreault, bookkeeper l at Beswotth Brothers grain store. is at St. Xmeent,s Hospital, where she had an operation for appendicitis
 A recent issue of Boston newspa- per carries picture of Miss Ruth C. Child of Putnam, recently elected secretary of the Mt Holyoke college chapter. Delta Sigma Rho, the nation al forensic society.
 Attorney Irving H. Miron, assistant to the clerk of the United States Sen ate. arrived in Putnam Wednesday. to remain until next December, when the congress reeonVenes.
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Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11
Overhaul Your Putnam Heater

Have your Putnam Heater over hauled and put 1t in Al shape for next winter by s man that knows how. Telephone Foundry. or postal casd to C. F.. Heath, Pntnam.-ASs.
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11

Taft Gilpatric, Charles C. Giraca, NJ. Guernsey Culnae, Thomas r. Hanni- fan. Anita r. Haskell, Edward Elliott Keefe, Edwin C. Fisher, Lewis K Chaffee. Wilfred II. Leger, Geneyieye Eleanor Letters, Mildred F. Lueeyi Helen Agnes Mahoney, Gerald Philip Marcy, Walter ] Narcotic. Grace Ol= via Peterson. Edward Franklin Perry, Dorothy Eueenia Nichols, Roy Walter Sherman. Emma Gladys Smith, Mollie Smith. Olivia Alfrieda Swanson, Elsie Margaret Swanson, Allen Thayer, Helen Mary Wheaton. Doris Gertrude Card. Garrell Gustive Peek, Gladys May shaylor, Napoleon ] Williams. Belora Doris Paquin.
 Smith Street Graduates
 Hugh Kennedy Miller. Hazen AL bert Calhoun, Elenor May Holgerson, Abraham Kaltas, Dorothy kurtzman, Evelyn Hope Calhoun, Geraldine Lee Frost
 East Putnam Graduates
 Densie Muliel Cutler, Roscoe Keith Gibson
 Putnam Heights Graduate
 Mabel Alice Cobb
Putnam patriot., 1920-06-11
LIST OF SCHOOL GRADUATES
apils Who Have Finished Courses In
 Putnam Schools

Next week the pupils of the schools ef Putnam who have finished their courses will graduate Some will leaye the high school for schools of higher learning. while others gradu- ete from the lower classes and will ater the high school next fall. The hst Of graduates Is as follows
 High School
 Classical Beatrice Morton. John aaiehael Hogan.
 General-Helen Rosalie Byrnes. tladys Evelyn Govell, Margaret LOT efta Frasier, Eleanor Mary Murphy. 8ilbour Chase Lown, Stanton Wallis hallard Stuart Winfield pease, George Arnold Stoddard, Donald Perrin olmes.
 Commercial Florence Irene Smith, Louise Evelyn Shaw, Myrtis Belle storme. Lillian Delisle, Anna Marie 4onlon. Ruth Elizabeth Pratt, lver Samuel Nelson, Edward Joseph Far ell. James Thomas Woodson, Louis Kodinsky. Keyren Harrison Gotter, Thomas William Dobson, Thomas aeaufes Hanley. Alice Almeda Adams. Eighth Grade Graduates
 Celia L. Arfam4 Alice L. Alvord, Dorothy Leoline Ames. Lucy Bove, 8obelt Edward Bruce. Charles K. Car Henter. Ada Chandler. Ruth Lueretia hase. Mary Child, Sylvia Beatrice e6rnwen. Harry B. Davis, Ralph Will u Davis, John Joseph Davis, Rhoda