Evening journal., 1921-11-18

assisting Coach McDevitt in round
ing out a frst-ciass team.
Prof H. T. snavely. city superin-
tendent. has received the reports of
attendance from the several teachers
which show a great contrast 20 that
of last year. Less absence from tru-
ancy and other causes are noted.
Those with perfect attendance for
October are:
High School-Grace Cable. Addie
Duling Olga Glandon. Mabel Hew-
lett Eta Ingram. Virginia Newiove,
Dorothy Ramsey Frances sheridan.
Arcadia Smith, Donald Banks. viii
lard BiclSing. Cuthbert Bridgewater.
Francis Gallagher, George farrell.
Bennie Leach Fritz c. Pfrommer.
Edward Pindor. ogden Wise, Fannie
Bryson, Sadie Burris, Rose Cooper.
( Naomi Colt, Mary Lyman, Mary
Sterling. Elsie Walker, Pauline
Willis. Ruth Zimmerman. Harriet
Marsh, Marion Williamson. Harold
Bannar, Edward Challenger. John
| Holiday Lester Ingram, Helen
Diehl p Earle Weggenmann, Ralph
Duling Marie MendenhaH.
Eighth Grade-Wallace McKnitt.
Earl Freebury, Wallace Cannon.
Ralph Aniba, Edwin Ratledge. VIII
liam Kirk. Forest Hamilton. william
Gebhart. Harold McFarlin. Delbert
3 Arthur, Edgar Megginson. Dallas
/ Abbott, Albert Johnson, Harry Long.
/ Chester Blake, Hilda Rash, Carrie
Atkinson, Margaret Snavely. Mar
garet Moore. Elsie Wipf Frances
Reese, Adelaide Davidson. Mareuer-
ite Currindcr, Alice Loveless. Ruth
Wilhelme, Vivian Moyle Bisie Dir
Edith Stanley, Mary Harrison, Eliza
beth Bennett.
Seventh Graded Dorothy Benton.
Ella Burriam. Gladys Clymer. Lulu
Freeman, Elizabeth Hardy. Eliz-
rabeth Hemphill. Ruth FARRELL Ethel
Marsh, Grace Matthews. Gertrude
Miller, Marion Moody. Emma Ros-
sell, Paul Bicking Charles Cannon.
Claude Haman, Samuel Haman. Ar
thur Heather. Charles Moore. Clyde
Moyle, George Pinder, Earl Scott.
David Stewart.
Sixth Grade -- Jack Bridgewater.
Marie Cavender, Harley Clymet
Michael Ferris, Ethel Ford, Eliza
beth Foster, William Loveless Ches-
ter McKnitt, Elizabeth Megginson.
Emma Roes Thomas Rees. Keith
Rodney Margaret Schuchardt. Cath
/ crime Tindle. Charles Whiteside
Fifth Grade-Martha Shaw Flea
nor Kern, Emellne Hopes. Alice
/ Clayton, Sarah Ramsey, Mary Keen.
Margaret Long, Marie steele, Cleora
McNally, Myrtle Moyle, Anna Riley.
Lillian Abbott, Frank Montgomery.
Howard Cooper, Richard Davis.
/ Henry Speichor, Walter Emerson.
Emile Kidney, Leroy Blake, Adair
Rogers, William Cannon, Alexander
DvoretslSy. Michael Dvoretsky.
Fourth Grade - Elsie Arthurs.
Louise Bradley, Pearl Dlanden.
Marion Kee. Amanda Smith, Esther
Tubbs, Catherine Whiteside, Weston
Bender, Sudler Benton, Benny
Blake, Earle Brown. George Carrow
Harold Gooden, Edward Hemphin
Edward Moyle Walter sibley
George Stevenson. Herbert Tobin
Frederick Wihelme.
Third Grade Fannie Tubbs. Reb
{ Greer Mary Challenger Bernie
I Moody Eileen Dilts. Ann Glader
Ruth Marshall Dorothy johnson
, Elizabeth Hopkins Alice Gravel
Norman Walker, PniI'~ Heather
Norman Smith. Walton Ashley, VII
son Denny George Loveless. Car
Moyle, Earl Clymor, Samuel Hatton
Arthur Kern. Wilson Cannon. Jack
Clymer, Francis Regener, Herman
Fehl.
Second Elizabeth Clayton
Jeanette Cramer. Marion Howard
Ruth Smith, Frank King. Charles
McKnltt Wesley Steele. Rober
Talbot, Charles Watts, Leslie Walls
First Grade - Evelyn Arthurs
Dorothy Beck Blanche Dolsoq
Katherine Gnkey. Louise Havine
Jennie 1ngle. Edna farrell. Irvs
Moyle. Mary Regener, Ruth Steven.
= son. Caroline Smith Paul Brown
James Cannon. Aubrey Greer. Harr,
3 Gilkey William Kee. Arthur Love
less. Leon Newlove. William New
1 love, George Proud. Harry Ramsey
. Dennis Walls.
e Opportunity Room - Ethel King
Norman Bowen. Newlin Montgom
il ery<Thomas Brown. Margaret Max
a we'll Myrtle Hufnal, Harry Hurd.
!. No. Building. Fourth Grade -
N Helen King. Third grade, william
steele. Mrytle Watson. Second grad,
= Annie Anderson, Adele Ford, Pal
10 steele. Jessie Webb. Jennie Meggir
i son. Florence Beale, Richard Steel
Gilbert Wllhelme. Bernard Boyl
oi Bertha George Grace George.
3. Buttonwood School-Fourth grad
n. Otha Harris. Helen Allen. Ann
o. Wolford. Edward Lewis: Third grad
Elizabeth Truitt. Elizabeth Cabbage
II stalk. First grade. Della Ia
l. David Day. James Mae Ross, Pea
Ia Day. Ethel Lewis. Harvey Alien, A
IL fred Carney. Charles Lewis.
"a Thousands OF ducks are frequen
IS ing the marshes anG river front.
s. this vicinity. Many of the unen
s. ployed are providing these tootl
some morsels for the table OF the
+ homes and the homes OF the
e friends. While the law prohibit
o game, gunners are provided wi
j. the sale Of duck and other wi
e ammunition in return for bird an
rabbits. Some OF the Oldest gui
r ners say this year is a record gan
e year, and that so many ducks, ha'
\ not been seen in this vicinity With
the past 20 years
y Quoit teams representing II
g Good VIII Fire Company and Sen
e mole Tribe OF Red Men opened
q series Of quot games last night
t., ,,-i,rg of tho fire hopao VIII O.