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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26
HOROSCOPE.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20. 1920.
Copyright, 1920, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
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This is a rather doubtful day in
its cumulative planetary influences.
according to astrology. While
Uranus and Saturn are in benefic
aspect in the early morning, Nep-
tune is strongly adverse during the
hours of business. In the evening
Jupiter is friendly.
Distortion of view on public
questions is held to be encouraged
by the malign power of Neptune
ages belief in evil
Deceit and treachery are sup
posed to be much easier to practice
while the CONFIRMATION prevails.
The tendency toward untruthful-
ness and exaggeration may be en-
phasized during this sway.
The hours after shutdown are
most propitious for the good for
tune Of men in the learned profess
sions, especially for lawyers. ~
Entertainments of every sort at
which speeches are made, especi-
ally banquetss are supposed to be
lucky tonight.
Music again will benefit from the
nosition of the stars which will in
spire popular interest in concerts
and operas.
Reforms that lead to simpler
modes of life will be much
preached during the next few
Much association in clubs and
organizations is foretold for men
and women, whom the stars warn,
for there will be many schisms.
Stars that make for separations
and feuds are powerful.
one OF the seers who has gained
great credence prophesies that dis
coveries regarding the thinking
powers of the lower animals will
bring about great revulsion OF
feeling against their slaughter.
While the aspects that encour-
aged psychic investigation are less
patent in their effects than for
merry. science will take UP investi-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26
MY HUSBAND AND |
Zane Phelps

Franklin broke in; che doesn't
know what he's missing"
a Social Success.
| changed the subject by draw
ing attention to a bad play l had
just made. | did not care to COM
nit myself more than was neccs-
sary concerning Clifford. He was
so uncertain. ! knew so little of
his plans that I felt it was unwise
to talk about him.
They remained until after one
o'clock, when they all went away
together. Just before Leonard
Brooke said good night he asked
me if he might come in the next
evening for few minutes.
Certainly / replied. 81 shall
be glad to see you. / am going
South the next day, you know
"Yes, l know. That's the reason
[ want to come"
I was so happy | couldn't sleep.
! lived every minute of the evening
over and over. 1t was my first af-
fair. 1t had been an unqualified
success. 1t augured well for the
future.
Tomorrow-Mr. Brooke calls. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26
Upton TIPS

From the three regents of the Agricul.
tural college Governor Larrazolo seems to
be learning that one scape- goat is company
but three scape goats are crowd.
y @ .
wife claims husband sold her says a
headline. Husbands who feel they have
been sold, and keep mum about it, how
ever, are not uncommon.
o Q
Mary and Doug. WITH some other couples
not identified with reel life who we'd it,
marry and dig.
o
The calico carnival is to be a burlesuue
affair. Well, for that matter, so were the
denim brigades.
@ o .
Morning Journal scored another scoop
the other day when it found the name of
the unmentioned third party who was to
make the trip to Gallup with the Chamber
of Commerce secretaries was a newspaper
owner. r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26

The great Tulane university of Louisiana is up
against trouble, due to the fact that its endowment
interest is insufficient to meet expenses because OF
the diminished purchasing and employment power of
the dollar An active campaign is in the state
to raise donations to the amount of about $500
to prevent the closing of the institution. New Mex
leo has barely escaped similar danger to its useful
agricultural college. 1t has been kept going under
difficulties through the determination regents who
under criticism which does not seem
to be morally justified and perhaps technically
legally proper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26

cations that will prove manv facts
regarding the occult world.
Again attention is called to the
aspect of Saturn near the cusp of
the second in square to Mars,
which is read as foreshadowing a
panic in Wall Street some time in
the autumn.
Persons whose birthdate it is
should not speculate in the coming
year, which will bring losses if any
risks are taken.
Children born on this day will
probably be more interested in the
arts than in business. Girls will
be great faVorites.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26
GERMAN CHANCELLOR
FORMS NEW CABINET

Berlin, June 2J.-The German
chancellor, Konstantin Fehrenbach,
has completed the formation of n
cabinet, it was announced today.
The official list was given out as
follows:
Chancellor-Konstantin Fehre l.
bach.
Minister of justice and vice chan
cellor-Carl Heinze.
Minister of foreign affairs-Dr.
Walter Simons.
Finance-Dr. Wirth.
Interior-Herr Koch.
Defense-Herr Gessler.
ransport-General Groener.
Food-Andres Hsrmes.
Posts and telegraphs-Johann
Giesberts.
Economics-Herr Scholz.
Treasury-Herr Won Raumer
The portfolios of labor and con-
struetion have not yet been filled.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26

Last mite pop was tawking to ma
his vacation this yeer, and l sed
Pop, will you please tell me rhine
for orange.
| don't nina II L do. l used to be
quite a rimster in my youth. sed
pop, let me see, orange, borrange
scorrange, there don't seem to be
meny rimes to orange, let me see,
forrange, worrange.
| meen a reel werd, pop, | sed,
and pop sed, | know you do, I'm
sertching for one, orange, TORRANCE,
slorrange.
O, bother the old orange, sed
ma, wy don't you go fishing agen
this yeer, Willyum, like you did
about yeers ago?
I bleeve perhaps that's wat III do.
that's a CRATE ideer, orange. dor
range, zorrange, | had the time OF
my life on that fishing trip, gor-
range, horrange.
1t certeny would be helthy for
you, sed ma, and pop sed, There's
no tonic like a good old fashion
fishing trip, jorange, korrange.
Willyum Potts, will you stop
making those silly sounds, sed ma.
All rite, ony man awt to be
ashamed to confess he's lived as
meny yeers as | have without being
able to find rime for orange, sed
pop, l bleeve I will go fishing. I
bleeve that's jest wat III do, lor-
range, morange, norrange.
Ill throw sumthing at you in a
minnit, sed ma, and I sed, It amt
eny use, pop, orange is one of the
words there amt any rhine for, s.
And do you meen to say you
knew that all the time? sed pop.
and / sed, Yes sir, and pop sed,
Well then wy in Sam Hill and all
the little Hills did you ask me for
one?
l wunted to prove it, | sed, and
pop sed, Well l wunt to prove that
this slipper stings wen it comes in
contack with human pants &C.,.
Wich he did
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26
Objection to Most Catharties.

Constipation is caused by lack of
water in the refuse matter of the
food. When you take a cathartic
that causes q profuse watery dis
charge and its use is almost sure
to be followed by a worse consti-
pated condition as it takes too
much water out of the system. On
the other hand when the proper
dose of Chamberlain Tablets Is
taken IL produces q gentle move
'ment OF the bowels and leaves
them in q natural condition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26
EDITORIALS
BY the Drainfiend.


YOU, that is
Some of you seem
TO be
Afraid of your
NciehbOr. You
Think there is .,4,--...
An Ethiopian in the
Fuel Pile.
Because the
Other Fellow wants
YOU to DRAIN
YOUR Land
YOU fear there
Is Some
Loophole by
which the other II
Feiiow is
Going to get the
BEST or YOU.
Don't worry Old
Top. Ii you
VIII read e..
The Law
YOU Will see
That you are
apsoliteiS saleguarded
D.' n !, on ti'e
From tha Pnhiio
At Large
just study DRAINAGE
A Little. Then
Study the Drainage
LAW OF New Mexico,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26

time the paper fell down off the
! ceiling and pasted it back again.
Whats the matter now?'
asked the muskrat lady.
"Oh, she fell into the brambIe
briar bushes and she's full OF
holes!" said Johnnie.
"Of whom are you talking? 2"
asked Nurse Jane. Don't tell me
that Jennie Chipmunk or Squeakie
Eakie, the cousin mouse, or Susie
Littletai is full of holes!"
Its just our kite-we call her a
she," spoke Billie.
That caused Nurse Jane to feel
better and she made Uncle Wig
gily some extra strong sticky flour
paste in a teacup. Then the rabbit
gentleman took the paste, some
pieces of paper and the torn kite
out on the back steps and began to
mend the flying toy while Billie
and Johnnie looked on.
Uncle Wiggily had the kite al
most mended when, all of a once
ness, along came the bad old Skud-
dlemagoon.
= 'Ah ha, l smell souse l must
have souse I'm going to carry
you off to my den and nibble souse
off your ears" cried the bad Skud-
dlemagoon to Uncle Wiggly. The
queer old animal took hold of the
bunny rabbit and began to pull
him away from the stoop.
stop! Stop" chartered Billie
and Johnnie. Let Uncle Wiggily
alone"
I'm going to carry him off to-
my dem" howled the Skuddlema-
COON, but, somehow or other, he
could not pull Uncle WiggIy upI
off the steps.
Il didn't know you were so
strong" painted the Skuddlema-
COON, all out of breath. But IN
pull you loose,'
He gave another strong pull.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26
Bedtime Stories
For Little Ones
Copyright. 1920, by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
PASTE,
By Howard II. Garis.)

once upon time, as Uncle Wig.
gily was hopping along through
the fields, wondering what sort OF
an adventure he would have, he
heard some voices calling:
There she goes"
Get her now"
"Oh, quick"
Uncle Wiggily looked around be.
tween his ears.
Il wonder if they mean he in
stead of She? he thought Can
that be the Pip or Skee speaking
of me?'
But as he looked he saw Johnnie
and Billy Bushytail, the two squir-
rel boys, flying a kite, and it was
the kite that was fallingsdown, be
cause there was no wind, that
made Johnnie and, Billy chatter so
loudly.
There she goes! She's fallen in
among the weeds, and she'll be
punched full of holes" cried Billie.
He and his brother called their
kite "she" just as they did their
boat, though why | don't know I'M
less it is that kites and boats need
so much fixing up, like girls, be-
fore they can go anywhere.
The kite which the squirrel boys
had been flying came down In a
tangle of bramble .briar bushes
near Uncle Wiggily. johnnie and
Billie rushed over toward it, but
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26
LARGE BROWN BEAR IS
KILLED BY RATION MAN

Especial correspondence TO The JOurnaI.J
Ration, n. NJ, June ga large
brown bear, the first one seen in
recent years in the locality of john
son Mesa, was killed by T. j. ST.
mons last week. The animal was
lying under the rim-rock when the
children of Simons discovered him
and immediately notified Mr.. ST.
mons who soon put Mr.. Bears ca
reer short.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26

After thirty-eight years of serv-
ice with the L. S. army, General
Pershing has asked the war de-
partment to be retired from active
military duty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26

An Albuquerque grocer who wished to have his
twins. and daughter, like twigs, bent the way
young limbs should incline, has named them Cash
and Carrie.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26

In the U. S. army, no person
under As years of age can be ap-
pointed a colonel; under As a
lieutenant colonel; or under Sc a
major.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26

The Lexington, a battle-cruiser
soon to be constructed at Quincy,
Mass, for the United States, will be
the biggest warship in any nations
navy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-26

DNHu0oT NtIVC I'OIIICTtnC,
AS the opening of the democratic
national convention at San Fran
cisco approaches there has been a
revival of the talk of putting up
Senator Atlee Pomerene as a COM
promise candidate, if it is neces-
sary, on the ground that he might
combat the strength of Senator
Warren G.. Harding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20

$. Turner. Hattie a. Entwisle. Clara
T. Wiener.
Ketcham School. G. A. Phi Hips.
teacher-Busness William V. james.
NJ. Katherine Johnson.
Central: Philip Robin.
Eastern: Milton Meyers. Ruth G;
Davis. Dorothy y. French
Mckinley: Fred NJ Booth. Milton
u. Haines. Neil c, Linger. JoseRh l..
Proctor. Phyllis f. King.
Congress Heights School o, T.
Eisinger, teacher-Central: Roi iina
l. Moravitz.
Business: Joseph Coopersmith. Fl cd
erck S. Skinner. Wilfred i. Mack en-
zie, Nora V. Moffett, Esther " y,
ton.
Mckinley: Ernest f Brugger, Ri h
ard 7. Grimes, Frank Il. Haskell, W !
liam +. Joyce, Gordon q. Merfa. n ~
den, +. Nelligar. Julia Il. Dean. Bes; u"
a. Darling, Elizabeth l.. Eaton, DO +
othy O. Sanders.
Bryan School. s. A. Langld y.
Teacher.-Eastern Helen Grace Bahn,
Hattie Louise Bostick. Ellen pebora j
Clark, Catherine Christine Harcocl
katheryn Virginia Howes. Alta Mari z
Hawlin. Jessie Rebecca Jones. Emma
belle Offutt.
Mckinley: Frances Joseph s'-ar.
nan, William Leo Bryan, Rpb~n
Holmes Grunwell. Fred Julius Koch
Leroy Edward Miller, William Frank
I'm thompson, f1GFbtIt Ipl ifiiih 4 ~ a.
ham, Harry l.. Williamson, Slammed
Elwood Wilson Flora Ruth Nalz-
Business: annie Elsie GruTer. Mel
lie Beulah Lambert. Pauline MarEaret
R;esso.
Central: Elton Adolph Peake. Mn
anda Emily Allen. Grace Marion Mer-
rill, Marian Olga Smith.
Lenox School. II. I. Lowe, teach-
Business: Arvi Nurmi, Gracr
Oliff and Mary Wood
Central: IrIna Grady.
Eastern: Elsie Adams Mary Col
Inns. Louise Greeubursl Anna HarutN-
Dorothy Kidd. Gladys Mills, Roberta
Reeves and Margaret Slater.
Mckinley: Henry Rerlinsky. Charles
Elgin. Joseph Ehrman. Arthur Klein,
Robert Leventhal. Raymond Maddox
and Albert Northedge-
Randle Highlands School c. y. ~.
| Luebkert. teacher.-Eastern: Gerald
! Il. Coe. Lawrence T. Harvey, Milton
| A. Talbert. Frederick c. Nildenstein-
! er. Elizabeth r. Amann, Olive {. Con-
ger. Helen +. Gray. n. Minerva
Grimes. Ethel NJ. McIlvaine and Edith
! NJ. fotteiger.
Mckinley: Clifford A. Rannings
CONTINUED on Page Nineteen.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20

lips, Mary NJ. Plowman. Rose Pekof-
sky. Frances A. Scala, Mildred l..
Smith, Marietta Dickson. Elsie j.
Richter.
Toner School. NJ. L. Smith, teacher
Central: Robert Lester Chittum. Isa-
dore Feldman, Harry William Proctor
Audrey Keys, Anne Mulhall.
Mckinley: George Vernon Clark.
James Robert Cory, Jerome Ludlow.
Alden Vernon McDevitt, Charles Louis
O'Neill, William Joseph Sullivan. Mar
,. win Fairfax Taylor, Constance Fear
son Wisawen.
| business: Werner Lee Hoffman, Ar
thur Francis Swinburne. Catherine
Dorothy Callan, Margaret Eugeuia
| Chism. Frances Collins. Elizabeth
Hunt Cumberland, Lillian May Dainty,
| HiIdegarde Muriel Johnson. Mary FL
len Kelly, Dorothy Charlotte knatz
Mary Louise Mcmahon. Mildred Payne
Helen Louise Spillman. Nellie May
Temple School of Stenography and
{ Typewriting: Ethel Pearl Cooksey
Rose Folliard
observation-disclosures. teacher-Business
Abraham w. Bookoff. Shea Chaser,
Daniel Cohen, Harry M Zones Louis
T.. Mushinsky Maxwell H. stokes
I Margaret E. Bailey, Helen T. Fisher
| denevieve T. Frank. Catherine T
\ Clancy, MdDet M Ildtitll. ' loitl
| Pemberton, Agnes NJ. Totten. kath-
| crime H. Wise.
| Central: Samuel Bregman. A@ron
| CrDwell. George NJ. Fuller, Charles H
Lipkins.
| Mckinley: Guy w. Collins, Abraham
| Goldsmith Norman 4. Croft, Frank NJ
\ Holmes, Benjamin kessler, George d
| Mehrling, Solomon Rosen, Leroy +
Self. Helen l.. Donaldson. Marian K
Will ett
! Jefferson Amidon School. Z. ]. Riley
| Observation-Disclosures: William ]. Lee
Mye,- Spekloser. Mary Berenter, Hen
rietta Bizgai. Dorothy A. Cole Mar
! tina E. Mack, Mary Morgensteine
! Katherine r. Roach. Mary Il. Shep-
| herd. Anna Tenenbaum. Frances L
Tidler, Alta E. Woolard, Annie y. Will
! liams4
| Central: Joseph Keyser Hymar
Norma n, Harry Widom, Alba Bailey
| Cleopa tria Carpenter, Lena L. Ny
att, Dorothy 4. Keyes. Dora Mino'
yich, Pearl f. Silvernan, Clara G
! Tolchin sky.
| Eastern: Catherine l.. Corder
! Mckinley: Robert l.. Bories, Franz
T. Dekowski, Allan l.. Hall, Joseph A
Italiann. Charles Rizzo, Jacob Schnel'
der. Mildred A. koop.
| Bradley School. Annie Van Horn
| Observation-Disclosures: Lottie ". George
| Helen v. Jarboe, Margaret Kelly, Ju,
| Illus Nagle, Maurice o. Peed. Leonard
E. Schmidt, Edith A. Stone. Ellen b
| Tucker.
| Central: Marguerite V. Peed, Haze
| E. Sla ukoff.
| NICK hley: Hammond Henderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20

Junior High School: Rollins EARL
Slocum. Alvin John Walls.
Mckinley: Lester Plant Baird. Will
liam Heman Clements, Arthur Ward
Cary Jackson. Leland Honn Knapp
Frank D. Lerch, Walter Richard Metz,
Lester Howard Stuil. Edward Minor
walker. Ernest John Woodrow, Ber-
nice Dulin. Virginia Hilyer. Edna
steers McNulty. Lillian Grace Ritten-
!, Peabody School. Mary Awkward.
teacher. - Business: Herbert Foer,
Helen Louise Ball. Esther Marie Bor-
ches. Halle Busbane Taylor. Florence
Evelyn Whalen. Mary A. Latona
Central: Walter Francis HYDE.
Eastern: William Houghton Foster.
Donald Edwin Gerow. John Fulford
murphy: Lawrence Chas. Waters. Ger
tsude e. Duryee. Anna NJ. McAlwee.
A Asnes A. a. stewart. Dorothy Leonora
Francis Albert Marks. a aarry h w NaI.
icy. ChAries Walter Storm, Alma
Frances Essex, Eloise Morselle
11G nr.n. sHs s.asr1ne Harris Taylor;
l-Eastern: william A. Clementson,
Jack Herring. Edward G. Manning.
Alma e. Adkins. Helen E. Baily, Mary
= Beans. Margaret A. Rreen. Mar
Saret e. Butler. Ruth E Callahan,
1A!AA0 N34IAOlAuOs mary a. CaITellO,
vAada Denton. Margaret NJ. Dufrey.
loretta d. Gaghen. Iva NJ. Hughes.
Frances d. Krebs. Anna E Kriech-
baum. Deloris NJ. Newlin. Camille NJ.
OConnor. Idell L. Overdue, Jessie M.
Payne. Irene I. Perry. Evelyn ].
Pierce. Mildred c. Rowzee, Edith L.
Taylor. Edith A. Wright, Claire E.
YegIle.
Mckinley: Frank H. Bronaugh.
William E. Bruder. James L. Coyle,
John W. Edelin,. Raymond Kibbey.
Edwin D. Leap. Herman B. McGregor.
Aarxone 8. Goodwin.
WallHch School. NJ. E. Stockett.
teacher. - Business: Catherine 1se-
mann. Myra Smith, Beatrice Winkel-
man.
Central: Edwin Campbell. Robert
McCready.
Mckinley: Earl Bean, Arthur De
Marco, Donald Dixon. Charles Miller,
William Wellener, Minnie Cross.
Eastern: Homer c. Bassford. Arthur
P. Bondurant, Paul L. Doerr, Edgar
A. Ramsay. Gladstone Rondabush,
Spencer Walx. Virginia w. Aylor.
Katherfn Bryan, Marie Edwards. Mil
dred NJ. Furrow. Dorothy Hampton,
Mildred Hughes. Louise kidwell, Mary
R La Fontaine, Margaret L. Loane,
Alma n. Martin. Bella Rosenbloom,
Esther NJ. Ripple. Helen y. Smith.
Emma c. Stone, Alice G. Thompson
Lillian c. Waikart, Anna L. wall,
Helen NJ Warfield, Eunice E. Wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
NINTH DIVISION.

Crouch School. A. L. LOOMS,
teachei'.-Eastern Frank A Duncan,
Milton Edelson, Evelyn NJ. Auholt,
Marian, Cannon, Mildred Schwarz.
Mckinley: James Henry McGlue,
William David Murdoch, Maynard T.
Ryan. r. Waldo Santmyer. Stuart W.
WoEfklgHr
Business: Frances V. MINIS, Laura
NJ Nicholas, Margaret A. Prummer,
Evelyn M. Scott. Mildred l. White.
No high school designated: Albert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
EIGHTH DIVISION.

Weightman School. E. NJ. Macfar-
lane. teacher.-Central: Helen !. Allen,
sands. Catherine M. worral
Mckinley: Christine A. Block. War
ner F. Bowers. John S. Burns. George
H. Candey, Anthony H. P. Dugan, Jo-
seph p. Fitzgerald. John ]. Ghilardi.
Owen p. OCallaghan. Joseph I. Potts.
David Reilly, Richard H. Rabbit, Her
man Silver.
western: Joseph F. Sullivan.
Business: Gemaine H. Borruat, Es-
telie NJ Clark, Elizabeth M. Eaton,
Haxel NJ. Harry, Catherine C. Holleran,
Martha v. Mitchell. Evelyn M. Phil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20

son, H0Salfe kaminSky. Lucte A.
Murray. Helen A. Morris. Evelyn 9.
M Thomas. Virginia Med. White.
Unassigned: e. Lee Goodwin.
Webb School. A J. Bell. teacher
Business: Louis Theodore BigEs. Eu-
gene stayton Ely. David franklin
Josephine Grow. Lillian Marie Du-
laney. Marie Anna HellwiE. Thelma
Leatherwood House. Cecilia Bernadine
King, Alma Goodwin LomAx, Mary
Evelyn Rogers. Katherine Agnes
Ryan. Freda Sacks. Dorothy Frances
Schaefer. Nellie Mario selby. Marion
Beatrice Snyder, Nella Irene Thomas.
Ida Theresa Weinberg.
Central: Mary Beuchert
EASTERN: Richard Arthur Lauxman.
Marie Frances Whalen.
Edward william Garrett. Adoiph
o'Leary. James Peter speilbring.
Helen Josephine Dennean.
No high school designated: Ollie Ed
gar Butler. John Louis Hlrrlineer.
teaoher.~Rusiness: Michael J. Durso.
Hasol w. England. A. Virginia Far
mer, Edn. L olavin. Margaret c: HIN.
. Mss; TA. n 1'.!; Smith, nsIathz Both. r. sn
Thomas, Mildred Wilson.
Central: Elizabeth b Hayes. Kath-
arine Lallande.
Eastern: J. Colburn Beall. Alvinia
Bunte. Rose Canine. Marian r Fa-
brixio.
Mckinley: John F. Crummitt, John
H. Glotzbach. Herndon L. MAloney.
Ronald Naylor, George A. Rueth, Maui
rice N. Thompson. Philip l. Wander
schaaf. Thomas F. Warren. W. Fred
erick Wesley, Gertrude P. 1ntstorf.
Promoted. but not assigned: David
weaver. Anna A. Glotzbach. l. Louise
Faust.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Maury School, c. I. Mathis, teacher.
Eastern: Davis H. Wilson. Evelyn M.
Bryan, Helen F. Clarke. Martha N.
Etzler, Evelyn L. Gosnell. Muriel M.
Grace, Alice E. Heritage. Louise Lear,
Ruth A. Perkins, Sarah Eta Webb.
Business: Margaret A. Berckmann.
Alva H. Brayton. Margaret E. Kirby.
Edith r. Miley, Georgia M. Payne.
Patten.
Mckinley: Lester T. Burn. Philip J.
Hayden, Albert F. Keithley. Theodore
C. Meeker. Harold A. Monday. Charles
C. Read. Harold F. Sheehan. Mary G.
Bowles, Edna c. Ford. Evelyn H. Hol-
lingshead, Evelyn Miller.
Central: L. Clifton Zier. F. Mildred
Carroll, Anna NJ. Crown, Thelma A.
Elliott. Elizabeth c. Gaver. Elsie A.
Smoot.
Carbery School. NJ. G. Young.
teacher. Central: Harold Wendell
Lady, Carmelo Motta. Clarence S.
Thomas Robert w. Wilson. Mary Ed
nice Chisholm. Clara Josephine Gurley.
Eastern: John Thomas Graves, Jo-
seph Chandler Harvey. Thomas HaIen
Keys, Henry Roessing McCaffrey. Mar
garet Davis Beasley. Cola Frances
Benxler, Romano Louise DOnnelly,
Marion Louise Harris. Anna Pauline
Knauff. Barbara Bell Mcpherson. Lo-
retta Josephine Montgomery. Eliza
beth Miles Owen, Alice Margaret Etler.