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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-01

CHAPTER XII.
Cissy sheldon was not the only mar
made sentimental by the scenery and
the moonlight
Hutchinson Colerdge lost his poise
hut In spite of the style at his comics
ZION. ! didn't suspect how silly he was
~ the time Sometimes ! wonder u
ever viii grow up.
Mrs Mandy was my chaperon but
she developed wretched tooihache
lnfter one night In the damp bedroom OF
the country hotel There wasn't den
list In the place whom she could trust.
.n she went to bed Ia stay until the
ache should stop. or the company should
return 10 town.
didn't want Cissy near m" after the
dare" which had thwartod with a
threat a. whistle Tor help. Dick didn't
care leo come near me. unless "" wcr" IN
ho crowd. And ~ | was truly rlad to
havc Hutchinson Coleridge assume the
role of cavalier.
Culeridge was su safe. He WAS q
married man and the father Of two
beautiful baby girls. We often used
hem on a set and he was awfully proud
Df them. had supposed that be- was
nist az proud 81 his wife. f"r she was
charming little thing. ana wholly de-
voted to hun. and her home and iumily
Raising babies was profession IN" told
Molhordcar. ana one which tied her up
IA closely a. acting tied her husband.
All this ! knew and ON account Of
81, ! considered HutchoSon Culcridge's
home O model one. and himself model
/ husband.
Early one evening, after dinner IN the
stufiy dining room Of tho country hot'l,
'uleridg- and | wandered off Tor walk.
We talked shop and I enjoyed ih"
| conversation Coloridg" o. au English
sctor IONS in IN" movies
knowing what 3 did II his home. and
uis wife. / was amazed 10 hear the man.
| ,ho is twenty years older than T. take
90. in;u hi confidence.
Ills wife was completely absorbed In
/ noi children. be- complained.
! thought that perfectly Gcly aud
: said sn. thinking Culeridgr would hS"
in hear tho little woman praised IN.
told he signed deeply and shook his
mad adly H. helped m" across 90
stony footratch 20 a nearer and better
view Of the diver threads OF water
which seemed Co hang before ua rather
Than Co fall
After we were seated ON a fallen tree
trunk, hc forgot % take his hand from
mine. wondered why he was so ah.
rnt.miudcd had Co withdraw my
, fingers from his clasp.
Then he came 10 and talked. His wife
had mo- tim, 10 spare fur him. An she
wanted was "a meal ticket. She was an
intellectual woman he must say that
tor her But she was cold. She didn't
! understand him"
"Oh, I'm $3.50 sorry | stammercd.
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CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE STAR
CHAPTER xxx.

Rose did not leave until she had hand.
cd me her latest trove OF studio gossip.
IAN the girls are doing Mp their hair
az you Do yours she announced.
That's a test Of your popularity. hon.
ey It's we'll 10 be- popular now "a days.
and "a be- able 10 prove w. The movie
theatcrs are closing IN lots Of towns.
Henry says the producing end il slowing
down In consequence But 40 long rs
You can keen the fans doing M their
ooiffures like yours yul'I hold your
Job. You'll eat when some of us are
riurylng"
"liow-siarving?
III YOU ask me never save q pen.
NY Neither does Henry
WAS sympathetic but minus v0.
cabulary 10 III the situation. l was
thinking how grateful | ought 10 be-
90 Motherdear who had advised Ger.
tain budget Tor me. From the begin.
ning oi nv contract. certain fixed por.
ton Of nay salary had gone into my say.
ings account every payday.
Rose knew. u appeared.
"Youn be- an right. honey. even II
You don't work Tor "A year. Your Moth
ordonr % long head. W, All know
that lie SAYS the boys wer" talking
about h the other day, They said sh"
must have scotch ancestors"
Whom d. YOU mean by the hoyag'
"Coleridge and Cissy." Rose lower
81 her voice llonoy-let an cid w"m'
au advise you when man lik. Cissy
sheldon gets sentimental. 90 little
slow. delric Go little slow"
Rose left me Ia mediate upon this
advice. As usual. she had been none
too clear Was she suggesting that
Cissv was wooing me ON account of
my earning powers? Nv pride had re-
c,iyrd hig bump. Could it bee possible
that Ciesy or any other man would make
love to me because ! had a handsome
savings account
Ms had day ended worse than o. h"
rau.
a five ecl was a. br shot. Mother
dear came a. the studios us usual when
aran' Is dangerous.
That day something wont wrong viii
ihr current which runs the draft fans
! was uppus,d Go D." surrounded JOS
uamrs aud IL turned ont that actually
Wal, Tho daft through which wa
uuuus,d a. exit failed tu mat'riali1"
doih,drar. trwo h'i point ut V.r"
failed tD rr, my danger.
A little nam" caught one corner 81
my chiffon nogliero. \ thrill 81 terror
shook mr The director. unawar, "
what had happened cried.
"Li.u' Bi'n"
Md then Dick rushed through th'
flames and ran into his arms crying
Jimmy Jimmy
When r,glincd consciousness. ] was
In my dressing room. said Mothcrdoar
Your hair wasn't singcd particle
little pirl There isn't red spot on
YOU ! must thank the new man
9TH, new man" Mothcrdcar had moi
recognized Jimmy in his mak"pp.
lie threw his coat oyer Your h'a'
ana shoulders Tie wen, home with his
arm handagod
Then We wcpt together The mos
experienced movie stars arr had'
scorched. once in a while. when thr'
play with fire
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put on bathing suits and have pictures
made al home. First June groom gets
out q deb; Lloyd George coming oger
next month
SEPTEMBER
Hard winter starts being predicted hy
coal dealers. Nickel cigars drop from
u 90 10 cents Labor Day happens as
per schedule. FIRST June groom gets
back IN debt LLOYD George coming
over.
OCTOBER
Third month IN 1929 having five nay.
DAYS. First newspaper SAYS DO your
Christmas shopping early Halloween.
as usual. About 1887 .654.32l worth ~
furniture breaks On moving day Fairs
are bigger ana better. Lloyd George
coming over next month
NOVEMBER
Statistics show blk fruit crop broke
ail records. Fruit prices high on ac.
count 81 small crop squirrels start
hiding Eplf halls Last bathing girl
leaves magazine covers Thanksgiving
as usual Turkeys scarce. Lloyd George
coming over next month
DECEMBER
Fourth month in 1922 having five
/ uydays. Christmas comes on Monday
/ Everyou" does his shopping on ia" Sat
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you're different Coleridge ex.
claimed suddenly You understand.
be- murmurcd softly You take a man
mind from his troubles. You'd be- ten
der when he needed YOU
ooh. maybe / wouldn't" ! said IN my
most commonplace tone ns ! jumped
from the log. Il guess I'm pretty mueh
like other girls, Come along I'll heat
YOU back To the hotel;''
wanted 90 get away from him'
fTo BE Continuedl
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IIST

Dog days. Nine hundred and slightly.
seven six hundred and dfyfour dogs ru
mad ON account Ut high pr.r, 0f bones.
Lots Of people give zap hop. Of vacation.
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urday before. Lloyd George decides q
stay home and celebrate first ami
yersary Of Engand's freedom from Ire
land.
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PACE sEvEN

More than $1,000 motor trucks have
been distributed by the u. S. bureau Of
tubllc roads among the states foF road
building purposes.
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July

The Fourth of JUS comes between
third aud NTH, as u-uui tilrlug can.
Tor safe and sane celebration Joke Is
written about dad taking DO, day m
and son taking few fingers ~ Lluyd
George coming Ia T.. s.
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CHAPTER XII.

YOU ever hear meadow lark whistle II
fogg"
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Congress convenes on third: lOi 900,
OOO resolutions against swearing break
ON fourth Thirteenth falls on Friday;
had luck % lose dollar on this day
LLOYD George says ho Is coming 90
America.
FEBRl AIRY
Harding In offiro almost year.
Three pictures ahead Of Ford IN being
photographed contest. Days longer hut
only 2N this month. so no time gained.
Washington's birthday ou 22d az usual.
Valentines arrive on the IAN. 18th and
10Th Lloyd George coming over next
month
MARCH
Month ~ winds Bigrest winds pre-
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Thanks and Good
Wishes

In the closing OF the old Year 1927 and the opening of the New Year
OF 1922 thoughts those who have lgnay aided
achieving years record which represents OF the best in all
business experience To and ricnd>o they who
have aided extend thanks and uovcgc profound
gratitude for the accomplishments OF the old Year.
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dieting hot summer. Others ngepare ad
vance criticism OF bathing suits. 81.
PatrWks Day on 18th as usual. About
as7 .e54. s2i kites hang on wires. I.loyd
George coming 10 L.
APRIL
First month In 1922 having five nav.
days. April Fool' comes on first nay.
day. Easter. as usual. egg prices raised
according 90 delightful Old custom Aprl
showers work on May flowers First
spring poet shot and exhibited around
town. Lloyd George coming over next
month
MAY
MAY has the flowers. but Henry
brought them Admiral Sims celebrates
anniversary 81 being misquoted. CUES
ton Of changing underwear settled
June brides getting set rroous count
Ing their coin. Lloyd George coming
to e. $.
JINE
Last ~ spring poets shot Second
month In 1929 with five puyd1ys juno
grunms need six Childron's vacation
and mothers work starts About gs7
G5i.32l poems written beginning what
h so rare ns2' etc. Lloyd George com
ing over next month
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FEBRUARY

Month ~ winds Bigrest winds pre-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

club composed OF more than 80
from the sophomore and freshman
classes met on Tuesday afternoon
aud held an election OF officers.
. cnurr Petit was made presiCcnt:
Gladys Doris. vice president
iockcyc Powers. socretary-;f-Hr-
nfgT The object OF the orgnnixa-
ton Ia to correspond with children
~ forciGn laEds and to both give
aud gain information in this way.
The letters ARE written In English.
Tive Oinior class had n meeting
% Importance Thursday morning
after assembly FOR the purpose OF
planning the work for the next
year.
4 statistical table HIS been com
piled ~ the senior class. II relates
tu tie activities OF the class during
ttn nrNt year or 20. or 30 pros
prctiyc graduates. so will continue
going 20 school. \ who have not
studied the commercial course In
liigh fchool viii enter a business
school. 8 expect to teach. ! expects
to trnin for the nursing profession;
~ viii start 10 work: ! will travel
abroad; Will enter business, :
plan to stay at home: and 4 have,
aH sect. not decided
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
FIRST WARD

Tho First ward school celebrated
Arbor day hy having % general
elem up day ON the play grounds
All stray papers, sticks. stones and
u|nsiEhtiy accumulations FORE
gathered together and removed
from the grounds. This Nus ac-
compiiahed by the cooperation OF
an the children and "a game was
made of thc affair So each child
tried 60 collect more than his play
mates.
Luis Armiio and Joe Martinez.
who were ln the first grade have
moved from the r.tv.
\ fire arm wns held Thursday
morning and the building wla
cleared in SO seconds, This did
nd reach tho previous record OF
80 seconds
The retarded pupils Of First ward
SCHOOL lrc belug drilled each dnv
Tor half au hour. and thus, more
advanced urc dismissed at $3.50.
This Will helm tho ONES who arc
backward ln their CLASSES Go u,aKe
up any work they may have failed
iu nud 90 nssls. Them ln passing Go
The nest class
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6. william Johnston s. Ida Noble
Z. bruce MclSac .. Katherine Nun
list 2, Elizabeth Pale 6, Louise
Mann 9 Elsie itnHscll q. Margaret
Shortlc T. Eugenin Ehier 4. Rose
Oliver 9, Rrelah kahnt .. Clayton
Johnston 4. Rebecca Fee 3. Marie
owen G., Lillian O'BanHon 3,
Marian Eller 2. Dorothy Coen 4,
Evelyn Nhnarsdale 3. Margaret
Clifford 4, Henry chavez 3
4 program Tor Parent week II
In the process OF evolution and in
cludcH many things OF Interest,
such ~ special work IN literature,
writing compositions. treaties on
citizenship, exhibits. Spanish, mu
gle, penmanship' maps and sew
inL.
Rcbecca Fee OF the eight grade
Is. wearing her rikht arm In a sling.
having broken m a fan
In celebration ~ Arhnr day. MIR
Jones' Of the forest service office
gave . most Interesting talk ~
Thursday morning. In narrative
form he gave the adventure 81 q
boy ana girl who left this city, an,
Travelled 10 Santa be and beyond
tnurneying through the national
forests The necessity Tor cnrc il
protecting the forests from firu.
wns forclbly brought out and dit.
ferent suggestions were nude a.
20 ways and means In fire proven
ton. The method OF presenting
tho story wns unique and will BE-
remembered Tor IT. entertniniup
quniltic'
Baseball leagues are being
formed. aud games are played
each duv between sections. Each
class has a team OF boys and ons
Of Urls numbering about rs or 70
In q team The games are started
at the rest period in the morning
ana finished In the afternoon ri
recess. No substitutes are allowed
IN the teams, except from the al
vision or which that team II d
member, The eighth grade boast,
four teams and Miss Plants room
one.
The fifth grade school at Iibrnr,
school haS been busy with test,
lately. In spelling those rocciVlns
the highcst grades are; keicn Ne.
Dcwoil mary Madison. Wailnc,
Moran. Filndclfo Baca. Niucenr
Chavez. Lupo Nardenc. ISldrs
GricRo. Rees Manual. f.udice Bud
doy, Helen Adams. Glcnda s.iIIer
Dorothy Marvin. Georgia O'Suli.
van. Lula Pullman. LILY Adams
Arthur Baird Robert Mackcy.
The three having tho hlgncs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

Tho first grade In room four
t.usts the following good readers;
cu Roy EHuulhcl. Henrietta Dzio-
.ipl sigma Brown. pnofrn Tnpiu,
ling Jordan. Goidic Wilson. Bllly
llchpl claudia iightfoot. Joe
,uury Blnncn Nizai. Edwin Davies.
ruuU SChoustpln. Mabel nuwnor,
.d1lo kohlcla. Irene kohicla. Co
otto Young. Allen Markham. Allan
passmutc. Paul Nillcnbough, Henry
wright Janet kimhull
IN the low second grade In room
ne those having tho best grades Ia
ctdinr for the week are: Eu-
imip Htontoya. Harley Bishop. De
Metric Lopez. Mary Frye. Roscndo
lurau. Pedro Garcin. Carlos ortiz
High second grade In room two.
'arollnc Hazard Nell Ruth
iouvhtif Huns.n Scott. H. B
Wright. Dr.. Eugenlc Nounls. Joe
lrown. I4his Nnsci. Arthur Knud-
en-. Helen Montoya phl Roberts.
larry urtis Jerry silva.
The best readers iu low third
.rade arcs Juan prozco. Albert
ininz Jim Hloa, Grace Ghoison.
'grton Wicks'rum Mary Dubois.
airutin Ramirez ElVirn Sandoyal.
These pupils are the best Ia
oading In the high third grad.
room seven: Virginia shelton
Hrnr' Booth, ldl rattcn Georgia
Zee iilrwell Margaret nirtg John
t'rloir Tllden caldwell. DaVId
Ettcr Maggic Loo Price. MARY
ClauuIuI
~ tha low fourth grade the best
roudrra Tor the past month are.
Mercedes llmlncz Frances Brock.
ThoiuH Thomas. Thermnn Price
prviiie WisrWun Trossa Marshall.
l'ufh lopez Abort Herman.
IN tho high fourth grade In
room eight the best readers are.
Dorothy Hrnnspn, Josephine Jur
don, Edward kcrytt. Ralph Ma
pics Helen M.Iicnhaugh. Paul
ZIeslo-
The best road rs in the low nuh
grade are; Mary bizivgiel. Harry
Quiniey and Mariana Garcia.
ln the low sixth grade the best
rcndcrf . @ Selma skinner.
Johnnie Stafford Lolita padilla.
nuvid Garcia. Louis Lylcs. Vera
Shut and Louis Mnhonty.
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rinosu. Vera schmitt. Erncsumc
Wclch.
Room G-porothy staley, Aloe
Thatcher Norris Beach. virginia
Hayden. Charles hewitt. Franvos
MVCabc. Howard Butts. Fclicinnu
Escudcro. Samuel Mccullough.
Charles Kelly. Elfigu Znmora.
Madgo uGrd0n. Charles Brown.
William Herriatt. George Phile.
lluom 1~lAmhert Smith. Leigh
Frances Clayton. Ruth Mace.
Dorothy Hoover. Katherine sic
Cain, Elizabeth Graham, Lois
Hunter. Raymond Nordmcyor.
Arthur Livingston. Charles Fnn.
open air rOom.-Amuiia padilln
nclbert Bruner. Harold Otwen.
Elizabeth Geigor. Betsy Nc
Cracken. Eleanor Flint. Norman
Beach, James Chamberlain. PATTY
mason Milncr. Douglns Geake. joe
FOLLY, Howard Miller. Hofher.
Gales. Clement Chavez. John
Flint Joe Mares and Marvin .,o.s
Room 9-lois Ehler. Josie ct
wcll. Emma Ice Mcclure. beatrice
Moutrlc. Elizabeth i%lcrriott. Holrn
Mead, Virginia Johnson. Virgin 81
Johnson, Eva Forman. Anrclt
Coona, Byrncs May. Alfred Schalt
NkAfAs MNflfN AIfNNI.
Edmunds. Glenn Hnzlctt. Otcro
linzlctt. Otero chavez nemctriu
Esrudcro. Tommy Hughes.
Room iu.-Iohnni. nnrela. Rob
orr Macpherson. Monica Mac
Nrtuurs Aloriv Boyle. Maxine Ack -
rrmnu Carl Hogrefe Vernon FoN.
Marie Whnion. Fay MADDEN. ~.
ther Goret. Allen Stamm. Ruth
Mann Katherine Schmitt. Mildred
Van Arsdnic.
Room H. Dorothy Suggs. VII
liam Wilkerson. Betty Ann Cox.
Eugene Bnrela. Scott Haydeu.
ltchard Miner. Dorothy Mccain.
Wilma Holnkc. William Thoma-
Room Howard Alien. Orydl
shoemaker Alice Barn. Marian
rwoEuuds Cnrmeiln Combs. George
Hurst. Russell Wnrnstcdt. Alfred
Ncwlaudcr Wilbur Hagenmun.
BERNARD nrunor. Nenara Richards.
Isabelle Hernandez. Virginia Left
wien. Gene Harris. Joseph Me
Guinness.
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grades in arithmetic are; Wallace
Moran Lupo vardene and Vincent
Chavez.
The highest Grades IN history
we're earned by Wallace Moran.
Georgia - Sullivan. Dorothy Mar
WIN. Helen Mcdowell. Lupc Var
depe and Johnson Hooks.
In geography the best marks
were received by Hcicn Mcdowell.
Georgia O'Suiiivnn. Dorothy Mar
vim. Wallace Moran and iaupe Var
dcnc.
The pupils In this room who are
tlfu best in pcnmnnship ARE s.uln
Pullman. Georgia O'%Sulliynn. Anna
Moniuya Irene Bnllantyne. Wallace
Moran and l.udice nnddoy.
To have ones name on tho
honor roll In the fifih & 1dc, mo
pupil must average q plus and not
be abaent nor 'ardy.
The RESULTS Of the games OF the
baseball league organized on Mon
day OF this week follow; Boys
team. sectiOn M versus section
two. feCtion ms winners. Section
three Nersus section four. three
] won. section one versus section
i've, section five won. section two
versus section three. section three
won.
In the Eirls teams the following
were the results. Section one Ver-
rus section two. section one won.
Section three versus section four.
section four won. section onc ycr-
-us section sour. section enc won.
SECTION two versus section three.
section i've won.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
HIGH SCHOOL

In p~glpbrntfOn Of Arbnr daV tho
High scbool students heard Il v.r,
ontortalninr tnit IA tbc n-att,,,i
forests and their n-rotcc,lon Jr,
iiyored by Air Kircbcr ~ ~ f,rc.,
.oryico of0c, m, ,ias..s (,
Erriisr us.d n li@t,r,tnrc s,..n
1ut III ~. poV.rnwrpt ~ l,.s
~ themes ana nsnv cSr.Ii.rf
narcrs ro4tiifcd
In the cnmu,rci,t d,r,rw.,t
three mednls were plycb a. ,hr
fcst ttsed ~ uc T.,arr,oaa r..
writer comDnuv This t"s, c,ii M.
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FOURTH WARD

IN all rooms Of the Fourth ward
school children who have COM
plotcd more than the required
amount ~ work are excused 90 or
30 minutes earlier than tho regular
dismissal hour pupllF who have
fallen behind schedule on account
of sickness pr amy other cause are
then given special work. In some
ooms ono subject is selected for
tho week ana pupils who need help
ln this subject nrc given special
work after The others are excused
Children whose grades eutItir them
to Tho carly dismissal this week. arc
listed below.
Room Flora Guttlcrroz Alma
Carson. Mary Martin Turpln.
Isabel tudcn1 and Vincent Martin.
Room 2 Rlly bowers = W.
Druurr. John Foreman. Robert
ouullcn Joe johnson. Eddie Mann.
John Garrison. Ncrlou Guest. John
Morcs. Mary Draper ana Melvin
Beach.
Room 3-Frank Jones. Orland
H%onHEuldi. TIdci sanchez Solomon
Harth. Tony G~allcgos. Ong Bling
Wing. Virginia iMcKnighn Lucy
Fox and Jack Bliss.
Room -Luciio stamps. Marjorie
Robertson. HclDn stone. Katherine
Milncr. Rosa Caikins. Ruth Olson.
Mcrio C. Conncn. Alice Gutierrez.
Helen Garcia. Donald Schick.
. Mary Ianr Mooney.
Room Ruth GoddinF. Hattie
t.oweizkc Frances Sic. Archie Sea.
brook. GortruG, Gutierrez. Grace
Thomas, Janet Arliyln. Arlene Van
tlouVo Thomas Grror Elvcrcz
Gonzales. Victor Quallrn. Douglas
Schartzcr Ong Tin Gong imelco
] LOPEZ Phyllis Wall Pab.enc Els
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FIRST WARD n

In busy First ward 1nnoN There
are many EuCu scholars, ludElug
from thc list 90 T. grades received
In different subjects. These urH
the pupils meritinv r. and tho sub
jccts in which they were gitUa
Robert Honakcr. reading. Ahcliuu
Martinez reading, grammar. HsuI-
amin BRrih, reading geography,
physiology; Carl ~SiiVerstcin. read
ing Daniel Contrerus. spelling.
Teading grammar, geoErgulN,
phy Histology; Everett Walsh. arifh-
meiic. grammar physiology Earl
ANRldlc reading grammar. phyHi-
uloEy. Edward DUFFY. reudiuE.
grammar. physiology; Henry Rich
nrdsOu. phyFiolO@y; Hubert Man
love. reading. Harold burroughs.
ioadlng Leland Saunders reading.
Grammar. Roy sttmpr Grammar.
Marcus stafford. reading physiol-
nEy; William clark. reading.
grammar. CongcitH Comluu. rrod-
ing grammar. Dorothy Hamilton.
spelling rcadiuE grammar. uhysi-
anloEy. Esther Wlnaor. read nr
Jane Scott, reading. LuEuc krn-
nedy spelling. reading. physlolugy.
ad.ouisc Cox. reading. grammar.
arithmetic physiology; Virginia
kahnt. spelling, reading physiul-
aogy. Ella Maize Thompson reading.
grammar
Jane Louise Cox had grades of
q or better last week and was OK.
Ycuscd at $3.50 each day.
Pupils Of First ward annex nvcr.
aged ] and 1895 In the recent track
meet Tom Reid made 10 points
uthe highest score possible. Tho
points won In this room made the
Asum OF Aa.
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BERNARD Iphu-1n. from Knnsas
entered UHhHOi Obi wUHE. In tht
hisl luu th grade
Niea Roth Patterson gave o.
demon ffuIIDu Iu tc1rhlug u class
Zoo ucumuuahIn ou Thursday, Tor
thu h,uDaH OF fh, teachers. Great
Interest .ni ~.IfHu-iH-fn was shown
and thr l1Dl. gained VIII he uHtD
tu raise thr STANDARD set Ivy the
various rHDns Tho rivalry hu
been keen Ia iIi grade" this year lu
the useful arr ct writing
Tic pupils Zoo Miss Patterson
room who have made 100 every
duy iu aftlWrtIc tu tn. past week.
are Lucy p"nl T,rvfl'l LTpcz.
pnfncip NurrufD Fals Torres
Mtry Roman and kenyon Multi
uris.
Tho following IN the Hugy
Ilus clus 100 hlEh lr-t grade
lmwaiia. the story % The on
Woman and Her Pig Friday af-
tcruoou
NriIr, ulIlnmn wus th, pll
Womru. Howard DoldD the Pig
pau Gnt'In tu, Dog; charles Hnr-
r.s the Stick. Marvin Lucas the
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