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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-05
HEAVY LOSSES !.
ARECAUSEDBY
HAIL IN STATE
Storms Reported, From Suits
man County to Minnesota,
Last Night i.

Fargo, Aug. 5.-Crops worth mil
lions of dollars we're destroyed by
hail storm, or series of storms
which swept from Stutsman county
into Minnesota, damaging the crops
in several counties. While no ac-
curate estimates can be made as to
the loss, a hasty appraisal indicates
that it may have amounted to
from five to probably ten million
dollars.
The storm began somewhere in
the neighborhood of Kensal in nor
thern Stutsman county, caught a
corner of Stutsmah, sweeping
through the south end Of Griggs,
Trail, and the northern parts of
Barnes and Cass counties. 1t also
did some damage in the Perley.
Mimi, area. Many complete losses
were reported, with only the stubs
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-05
FIGHT OPENED
AGAINST BANK
BOND MEASURE
State Tax Payers Association
to Back Objections to
The Proposal
STATEMENT IS ISSUED

The State Tax Payers Association
is entering campaign against the
proposed amendment to the constl-
tuition Of the state providing for a
bond issue of $6.00O.O00 TO REIN
bursc dcpositors Of closed banks,
according TO announcement by the
North Dakota Bankers Association
A statement from the office of the
association follows:
Zone of the most important mat
tiers that has ever arisen IN the
state of North Dakota was argued
before the Supreme Court of the
state at Bismarck the latter part Of
July. Attorneys representing the so
called Association Of Depositors in
Closed Banks Of the state presented
to the Secretary Of State to be put
on the ballot for the November
election proposed Constitutional
Amendment providing for an issue
Of six million dollars Of state bonds
to pay losses to depositors in closed
banks The Secretary Of State re-
fused to accept the petition con
tanning the amendment on the
ground that it did not comply with
our present laws. The petitioners
then obtained from the Supreme
Court an order requiring the Secrc-
tary of State to show cause why the
petition should not be filed and go
on the ballot. and the order was re-
turnable July 22nd. When the ar
guments were completed, briefs
were filed by both parties and the
whole matter taken under advise
ment by the Court. with the under
staHJtiHg that a decision will be
rendered. sometime before the cleo
ton.
"The petition provided for an is
sue Of six million dollars of State
Bonds. but the amount involved in
deposits in closed banks is upwards
of twenty million dollars at this
time, and it is, of course. not mis-
stating the proposition to assume
that il six million dollars of state
bonds are issued now, another bond
issue will be provided for to make
up tHt -Ddldlte VI t"Ch's h'i''''''
dollars, or more if there should be
additional losses. Just what debt
of this kind would do to the State
of North Dakota can be fairly we'll
understood by every taxpayer.
Office Opened
can office has been opened in
Fargo from which to conduct the
campaign of the so-called Associa-
ton of Depositors in Closed Banks
and their attorneys are busy col
lecting funds from unfortunate de-
positors to carry on campaign TOR
the state bond issue. 1t is said
that they have contracts which
give them from 10 percent to 20 per
cent of the amount recovered fol-
depositors in closed banks, if the
bond issue goes through, or tota
rake-off of from one million tt
three million dollars.
Taxpayers of the state should
be alive to this situation and the
Taxpayer's Association Of the state
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-05
.IAFFRAY AND
PARTY COMING
HERE ON TRIP

e. r. Jaffray, president of the
500 line, is expected to stop in Bis
marcll tomorrow night with party
of officials on an inspection trip OF
the road The special train on which
they are travelling includes four
business cars. the business offices
of the officials simply being trans
ferred to the train. The party will
go north from here on the Missouri
River division.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-05

OF the corn left standing in some of
the places. The hailstones varied
in size from that of an egg to that
of marbles.
Windows were broken in every
section through which the storms
passed. The hail area seemed to be
quite narrow, considering its great
length. The hail travelled in a
straight east and west line, most Of
the sections being from to miles
long.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-05
Coal Company
Officers Named

Officers of the Glen Ullin Coal
Company were elected at meeting
of stockholders at Glen Ullin yes
,erday afternoon as follows: Pres
idcnt, {. G.. Boise, Bismarck; vice
president, J. 7. Nelson, Glen Ulln;
ecrctary-treasurer, E. p. Grain,
Bismarck; directors, E. p Grain.
Geo. b. Newcomb, Susanna Hult-
berg. Bismarck; J. T. Nelson, A. w.
Lidstrom, Glen Ullin; b. H. Deters,
ST Paul
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-05
BRILLIANT COLORs

Very attractive scarfs are of bril-
liant colors with hand painted de-
signs. The newest bands for watches
are also hand painted. ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-05
TWO ALLEGED
SWINDLERSIN
FARGO HELD
Pair Declares to Have Swind.
led Several Mercantile
Establishments

Fa""o. N. D.. Aug. 5.-With the
arrest here yesterday of two men
charged with swindling. several
Fargo business establishments out
of varying amounts of cash through
short chance ruse. police be-
lieve that two bad stickup men are
in their custody. The prisoners
gave their names as Frank Fagey
and Watham Gurin. The first gave
his occupation as clerk and the
other as chauffeur. They said they
had come to the state to work in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-05

is taking an active interest in com
batting the bond issue proposition.
The officers of this association
should receive the active and encr-
getic support of every taxpayer IN
the state. Unfortunately it is about
as easy to amend our constitution
now as it is to pass village ordi-
nance, as a majority of the voters
of the state voting in favor of this
proposition carries it and puts the
whole burden on their own shout
derS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-05

youngest Covngton. KY
three old and again
three nlonhsthe Of all
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-05
REVOLUTION
IN HONDURAS

Washington. Aug. 5.-Revolution-
airy forces in Honduras were within
~ miles of Choluteca, at noon yes
terday, Minister Morales informed
the state department in a dispatch
today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-05

Here is an unusual picture of
Jacob Franks, father of Robert
Franks, murdered Chicago school
boy. 1t was taken during moment
of relaxation at the trial of Nathan
F. Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb,
the slayers Of his son. 1t is per-
haps the first time he has been seen
to smile since his boys death.
Evening star., 1924-06-18

Margaret Pierce, Florence Rice, Lillian
Rosenfeld. Katharine Scott. Ruth
Shaughnessy, Herbert Sparrow, Ed
ward ard spa1lding; MaKi,s Leo 5,I;a David; % uo,sn
Swarthout.
To Western-Laura Barkley, Ross
Barrett, William Bull, Jack Dunnam,
Helen Greenwald. George Kumpe,
Amory Maddox, Benedict Morgan. Jack
Sanderson, Diane Smith, Jack Thomp-
son.
Observation-Disclosures Durham, Isabel
Scott.
John Wesley Ross School. Katherine
HI. Beynrd, Teacher.
To Central-Mary E. Crabtree, Nan
ette NJ. Dembitz, Ruth M De Souza,
Frances R. Edelen. Ada NJ Farley.
Lydia C. Gerow, Cynthia Gerstin,
Evelyn H. Howe, Evelyn NJ Jones.
sler. Selma A. Rupert, Kathryn E.
spengier, Mary L: Tudor, Helen R
Wetzler, Charles W. Bowen, Charles B.
Eldridge Robert E. l. Hall, jr. Aubrey
]. Lynn, Walter E Thomas.
To McKinley-Elizabeth n. Hoeke-
Mildred F. Miller:
To Business-Elizabeth A. Smallwood,
Fannie M. TowleS
SECOND DIVISION.
Thomas p. Morgan School, 8. B. Kent.
Icacncfs
To Business - Gladys V. Cav, S.
To Central H Jackson Cheston.
jr.; Robert E. Ellsworth, John E. Fen
wick, Benjamin Z. Hinden, Z. Dor
rance Kelly, jr.; Samuel F. Purnell.
Harvey w. Wiley, jr:; Eugenia E F.
Horne, Bernice E. Roach, Almira ".
Swain, Eugenia Tucker.
To Western-N. Minter Dial, James
G. Drain, Thaddeus c. Jones, Robert
H Reside, Margaret S. Birnie,
Frances o. Gorrell, Mary l. Green,
Henry ID. CuoAre. School. e w. Tr~cy,
Teacher.
To Central = Isobel Alexander.
Betty Bacon, Duncan Brooks. Ro-
land Burbank, Will Nash Camp
Amalie Frank. Norman Goldstein.
Catherine Harrison, William Horn,
Donald Hurd, Helen Jones, Phyllis
Kronheimer, Beatrice Mandell, Mar
tha Moulton, Marie Mullen, Dorothy
Perkins, John Perkins; Harry seay
walcott, Justine Ward and Billy
Woodward.
To Western Julian Brylawski,
Louis Cohen, Ned Cook, Betty Har-
tung. Beverly Jones, Ida Kaufman,
Rittencur and Margaret Walker.
To Mckinley - Keith johnson and
Francis Yaing.
Unassigned-Susan Lynn and AL
fred ,Ransome.
THIRD DIVISION.
Woodburn School, HI. E. King,
Teacher.
To Business-Henry Irving Ahearn,
Thelma Eugenia Dickens, Laura Marie
Shaw.
To .McKnley-John Clarence Brown,
jr.:
To Central High-Doris Laura Carter,
Gertrude Alice Collins, George Fred
erick Funk, Helen Janet MacEwen,
Lewis Thomas Miller, jr. James Clancy
Naughten, jr.; Florence Evelyn Studds,
Gladys Catherine Thompson.
J. r. West School. M. e. Whitzell,
Teacher.
To Business-Eva Elizabeth Erickson.
To CentrarJohn Thomas Allen.
Theodore Goodwin Belote, Abe Melvin
Cohen. William HENRY Hessick. Maurice
David Hoffman, George Benjamin Nc
Kimmie, William Carlton Power. Audrey
Lovelace' Belt, Hazel Eleanor Belote,
Josephine Louise Bergeson, Helena
Bergman Cook Marie Louise, Duehring,
Adelaide Courtney Flanagan. Dorothy
Evening star., 1924-06-18

Lee James, Lois Louise Mertz, Margaret
Arian O'Brien. Margaret Veronica
O'Connor. Margaret Bowyer Poindexter,
Jean Bagly Rowe, Mable Priscilla
Thayer, Mabel Beatrice Thompson.
To McKinley-WIIliam Frank Loren
zen, Daniel Sisson, Dorothy Lee Howard,
Muriel Baillie Tallman. Elizabeth Jean
Wolfe.
Takoma School. Elizabeth O'Hara,
To CentraHNorma Brown, Waldo
B. Clum, Samuel Culver, Mary Dis
brow, Jean Dooling. Irma Dudley,
Winifred Gore, Ruth F. Grabo. Shir-
ley Lake: Rhoda Lewton. Virginia
E. Parsons. David A. Penney. Esther
Phillips, Richard F. Reinohl, Ralph
G. Shure, Kerfoot Smith, Evelyn
Spencer. Arthur G. Turner, Virginia
W2od' Francis r. Wrisht- co,.s
Roderic Davis. Harry w. Richards,
Helen v. Steers.
To Business-Ethel Holland, Mar
garet A. Haislip, Pansy Shetland
Johnssn-PoweII school, X. M. Ja-
quette, Teacher.
To Central - Francis w. Appler,
James P. Bell, William W. Blanton,
Robert NJ Chaplin, Merton A English,
F. Fleet Harper. Charles F. Horgan,
Donald Jones, Victor III. Knoop, Harry
s. Newman, Marvin w. Noell, Henry
E. Stanton, Sydney B. Smith.
To Central-Marian L. Beattie, Ber-
nadine c. Hunt, Janet NJ. Birgfeld,
Therese Coombs, Leah B. Guggen
helm. Doris S. Troth, Anna NJ
Walsh. Marian Z. Woodruff.
To Western-Frank c. Cook, Leckie
Cox, Thomas Ramsdell Heath, Joseph
Helen L. Ritter.
To McKinley-Baskin Meyer, Doro-
thy C. Riess.
To Business Maurice Meenehan,
Elizabeth M. Waple.
Johnson-PoweII School. Felicia A..
Reeves, Teacher.
To Business-Ethel Wilhelmina
Alice Zukoff.
To Central-J. Milton Baker, Lie
wellyn Forester Coombs, John James
Duke, Robert Adam Maurer. Calvin
Lee Roy Young. Blanche Berman.
Bardae Dnet SoEn Geoase
Chaconas, Virginia Grimsley Edelin,,
Elizabeth Edgerton, Martha Louise
Evans, Gwendolin Folsom, Bessie NJ.
kritt, Mildred Virginia Larimer,
Eleanor Bradley Martin, Katherine
Murtaugh, Mary Catherine Posey,
Margaret Emma Poulton, Rebecca
Ruth Raine, Bertha Mary Randall.
Eva Rutkoski, Eva Neel Iaylor'
Mary Elizabeth West.
To McKinley-Edward Frowd. Je-
rome, Marsden Hareg, Gilbert FRANK
lin Tyler.
To Western-Clarke Howard Games,
Frederick Haberman, Anna Ellzaoetn
Dawson, Alberta Elizabeth Myers
Johnson-Powen School. e. w. Meloy.
Teacher.
To Central - Thomas Baldwin,
Thomas C. Brayshaw, Cleo Beall. STIR
ling Chambers, Percy Crawford, or.;
Mason Drury, Herman Goodman
Theodore McGann, Salvatore Mis-
tretta, Maurice Murphy, Henry Mich
OILS, Edmund Simonton, Elaine Bart
lett. Jean Carpenter, Mary Dtaz, Mar
garet Espenshied, Mary Fleming,
Grace Goding, Adeline Heyser, Helen
Larimer, Margaret Lane, Margaret
McShane, Ruth Morgan, Hester Phil.
Iips. Gertrude Price.
To Western-William Brown, Alex
ander Mcnamara, Alice Matthews,
Ruth Weld.
To Business-Ruth Atkin.
To McKinley-Ruth Jacobs.
Hubbard School. A. =. Neaneyer,
Teacher.
To ceasra+HalsA L BeaiA
Evening star., 1924-06-18

Jacqueline c. Edes. c. Edward Eckert.
Nathaniel Everard. William P. Ever
ard, Karl NJ. Fisher, Eugene H. Haw-
ley, John L. Hiatt, Louis Nathanson.
Charles A. May, Harriet A. Mitchell.
hotter. William a. Park, Gordon v.
Potter. Marjorie NJ. Provost, Desc
lima E. Senaldi. Budie E. Shannon,
Mary P. Shannon, Bruce [. Taylor.
To Western-Raymond S. Gibson,
Pansy NJ wilmer.
To McKinley-Harry l. Dobkin,
Aldrich F.. Medbury.
To Business-Gladys F. Downey,
Francis A. Fisher.
Brfghtwood School. III. G. Nichols,
Teacher.
To CentrarEdmund B. Ault, Pat
rick S. Deavy, James W. orme. Julia
C. Bell, Helen l. Daily, Mildred ".
Garner and Vance l. Sullivan.
To Business-Gladys c. y Bradley,
Alma G Payne and Catherine c. Sui
livan.
To McKinley-Dana B. Johannes.
FOURTH DIVISION.
School. Miss f. HI.
Matthews, Teacher.
To Business-Tillie Friedman. Sarah
B. Katz. Anna T. Mulloy and Frances
Sokolsky.
Ernest Mcfarland, Ora j. Palmer
Leon Wolf, Miriam Lang and Dora
Sadie.
Hunter Donnel, Henry Jontiff, Robert
Tegeler and George Yesbek.
weightman school. A. l.. Galexki,
Teacher.
To Central-Charles Gardiner, An
ME Yasne.
To Western-Robert Adams, Clai-
borne Durham, Theodore Kirsch, Ed
win Wolfe, Dorothea Elliott, Marie
Siegrist.
To McKinley-David Poetker.
Philip Minded. Gilbert Potts, Marga-
ret Bateman, Alice Galloway, Ethel
Chessin, Elizabeth Pagan, Yea Hines.
Unassigned-Frank Garner, Mary
Peasley.
Seaton School, Miss A. M. Clarion,
Teacher.
To Business-Gey Ferguson, jr.;
Samuel Litoff, Mary z. Anderson,
EIizabeth Ella AZ, A; Green. adelaide He'll,
Elsie l.. Martinowski, Annie NJ Pa
Jumbo, Dorothy NJ. C. Ragan, Isabelle
P. Ramey, Gladys v. Kicker, Elsie r.
Weber, Rose N. Weinstein.
To Central-Arthur v. Bunch, Ashby
w. Callahan, Dante P. Gentilucci Will
liam T. Kalantinos, Abraham Levin
son, Eldridge Pryor, Ronald G. Van
Tine, James F. Woods, M. Hildreth
Bond, H. Marguerite Garibaldi, Cor
nelia A. Half, Virginia H. Michaelis,
Elsie I. Starkey. a.
To Eastern-William E. Cox.
To McKfnley-Louis J. AnZelmo,
James A. Sheaffer, jr.; Louis Silver
man, Marie C. Keller, Margaret B.
Rose.
Force School, s. X. HoIlmssworth,
Teacher.
To Business-Thelma r. Cain, Mil
dred l. Granbery.
To Central-Harry j. Atwood, Della
Bein, Kathryne e. Cooksey, C. Max
well Hunt, Elizabeth Kendall, Irene
Leonard, Frank D. Miller. John S. NC
Ilhenny, Ella F. Owen, George B.
Pearson, Arthur B. Sperry, Lucienne
r. Strocker. Frances ]. Taggart,
Dorothy M. Willard, Otis Wingo, jr.
To McKinley-CharlesJ J. Friday.
To Western-Elixabeth Alexander,
Elaine F. Bechtel, Rosalie E. S. CAL
vert. James Stephen Caples, Eugenia
B. Dashiell, Thomas c. Foote, G.. Irene
Hopkins, Hilda r. Hordern, Robert D.
Marshall, Robert N. McMillen, George
p. Aonden MaE3nrie Noon. Mary p.
Evening star., 1924-06-18
1916 Pupils Graduated
From d. G. Eighth Grade
Promotions by Divisions Annonced by
Teachers of Those Entitled to
Enter High Schools.

Wine. Elizabeth Clarke Woolworth,
Philip Berman, William Laird Dun
lop. Sd; Virgil Morris Elliott, Robert
Henry Fuchs, Philip Weaver Garnett
Charles Wilson Houghton, James
Vernon Houghton, Lawrence Carter
Reeves, Charles Gardner Shoemaker.
James Wesley Weikel, jr.
Industrial Home School, Matthew r.
Reilly, Teacher.
To Western-James W. Bell, Ste
phen F. Karrigan, Joseph B. Simms,
Spero Super, Gertrude r. Bartell.
John Eaton School. Viola Onutt,
Teacher.
To Western-Freder erick ]. Bailey.
Mary B. Black, Judson w. Bowles,
Elizabeth w. Bratton, Elizabeth V.
Cameron, Jean Z. Cameron, Marion
Cox, Eric Durand. Mary c. Durand.
Fluckey, Grace HI. Fortescue, Eliza
beth w. Fanohot, Anna S. Gilbert.
Earl p. Goodwin, David T. Griggs,
Rosa E. Hayes. Samuel Herrick. jr.;
Richard I. Hollander. Alicia c. Jones,
Alton H. Keller, John F. Kerkam,
Edith L. Mccoy, Robert B. Meyer,
William r. Moulden. Oliver E.
Pagan. Fancher Potwin. William B.
Porter. Rosalie S. Reed. Phyllis ].
olIillHS, A1fcH -. ot0pHcIS, VIZ lHld
Stephenson, Sara L. Stidham, Jane o.
Wallis, William Dew. Washburn,
Elizabeth A. Wilson.
To Central-Howard Cayton, Wheel
er Y. Fisher, Aline NJ. Lissner, Anita
l. Richardson.
John Eaton School, 8. b. Holland,
Teacher.
To Central-John Gordon Adams,
Howard Ware Topham. jr.; Virginia
Alice Beers, Marie Louise Benoest.
Sara Lily McNaughton, Selma Nor
back, Alice Josephine Rauken, Sarah
Florence Sugar.
To Western-Annabel Forman Es-
sary, Eunice Lee Evans, Margaret
wards Lundy, Margaret Anne Lawrie,
Adelaide Betty Oldfeld. Florence
Helen Roesch, Mary Elizabeth Sees,
Agatha Mcdowell Varela, John Ed
ward Bates, jr.; Reed Smoot Carbon,
Edgar GnMfh Wil1,am Chase: Rss h,n, S0hn Alden
MerWin Gilbert. Joseph III. Goldberg-
er, Lawrence Vincent Grogan, Henry
Richardson Hester, William Barron
Kirkam. jr.; John Sidney Mccain, jr.;
Scott McIlroy, Potter Brooks Paige,
George william Reeves, John Bu-
chanan Richardson, jr.; Hilbert
Speich Sabin. Robert Longden Sto-
we'll, John Ellsworth Street.
Curtis-Hyde School, NJ. e. MallOn,
Teacher. .---
To Business-Eva Rebekah Brew
er, Rose Leona Hanshew, Grace
Evelyn johnson.
To Central-Francis Green Berry
Metro, Charles Edward Sebas-
tian. William Bowcock Thrift
Catherine Pauline Battelz. To Nc
KnIey-Louis William Berger. Fran
Evening star., 1924-06-18

els Daniel Harrington, Lewis Nor
gan Johnston, Lawrence Harvey
Spillman, John Joseph Splawn. Rob-
ert Wood, Marion Lillian Cohee, Flea
more Jean Falconer, Elizabeth Louise
Higgins, Miriam Edith Moss, Bertha
Frances Shertzer, Blanche Virginia
Toomb.
To Western-Cranston Allison How
ard, Nicholas Elise Souri,, Eff
fie Beatrice Benedict. Anna Louise
Virginia Boley. Estelle Beatrice East
erson. Audrey Miriam Randall.
Corcoran School, M. F. Gore, Teacher.
To Business-Joseph S. Ashford.
Philip Goldberg, Richard l. Miller,
Fred Rosenblot. M. Marie Enderson,
Evelyn M. Becker. Louise H. Horne.
Anna C. Lydon, D. Lorraine Marcy,
katherine L. Reynolds.
To Central-Catherine NJ. Craven.
To McKiniey-Ralph I. Kengla, n.
Emerson Meyers.
To Western-Mabel A. Bowie.
Elizabeth Brown School. A. L. Hendry.
Teseher.
To Central-Frank Joseph Burkart,
Charles Edwin Clark, Robert Bur-
we'll Fulton, Jean d'Hotclair Hord.
Lawrence Coleman Kolb. Jack Stat
ford Kelly, Morgan Tawney Shield,
James Hill Shelton, Allen Herbert
Willett, Anna Marie Eastman. Edith
Isabel McCulloch, Mary Catherine
Murphy, Anna Elizabeth Pyles, Laura
Lamora Roberts, Violet Sylvia Gassel.
To McKinley-Spencer Darlington
Belt, Archibald Wilson Greenlee, Hal
ford Robert Greenlee, William Frederick
Heider, James Robert Lord. Oliver
George Medler, John Slater Sherry, Al
mon Whitbeck Spinks.
To Western-Arthur Royce Kidder,
Frederick William Shirley, Catherine
Knox Berry, Eleanor Kober Branson,
Marjorie Victoria Bruce. Jane Cath
crime Cotton, Jean Virginia Edmon-
ston, Nettie May Graf, Mary Gladys
Leake, Elizabeth Startling McHnew.
Helen Louise Minnigerode, Louise
Preston, Emily Jane Quirk. Dorothy
Addison school. E. E. Darneille,
teacher-To Business: Charles Joseph
Amberger, James Harding Comley,
Earl LIE Roy Dixon; Milton Hover, over
Burak. Merle Hensler, Grace Margaret
Lyon, Ellen Marie Ready, Marguerite
Louise Walling. To Central: Robert
TiIden Huntington. To Mckinley:
Elmer oSH GaFs
Wendell Tippett, David Algeraus
Watson. To Western: Harry Angus
Huber, Josephine Joseph. Edna Kiat-
DennisOn School, A. /. Sanderson,
teacher-To Business: Catherine Hull
dab Dintler, Beulah Elizabeth John
son, Lu ELAN Lewis. To Central:
Anna Margaret Coker, Mildred Mary
Colt, Gladys Pauline Dixon, Robert
Francis Dove, Margaret Emily Elf
SHADES, Kathryn Farnsworth, Angus
tine Fiore, Helen Cecilia Greenwald.
Ernest Winfield Kilton, Charles Hume
Nichols, John Behrns O'Neill, Hachel
Racoosin, Mary Ellen Speanburg,
Esther Anderson Wall. To Eastern:
Kay William Frederickson To McKin-
ley: Daniel Minor Hall, Samuel Min
del, Henry George Rappolt, Gerhard
Frederick Smithkamp, Robert Joseph
Stager, George Frederick Wilson. To
| Western: John Crawford Clancy,
Robert Chapman, Evelyn Inmon. Un-
| assigned: Susan Watson.
Henry ID. Osske scAool, M. Harper,
Teacher, -
To Business-EIizabeth Mensh,
70 centraELillian Breckenridge,
Howard Carl, John Fisher. Anna Har-
per, Minor Hudson, Milton Kronheim,
Henry Leech, Jack Mcdonnell, Beat
rice Miller, Evilin Mooney, Sara Mot
ley. Elliott Murphy. Warren PaxksE.
Evening star., 1924-06-18

The 1e2s-1924 scholastic year pass
ed into history today far as the
District public schools are concerned.
Certificates of graduation. making
the finale of the elementary school
career of 1916 children, were award
ed to those who have completed the
course in the graded schools, vast
majority of whom will continue their
nursuit of a higher education in the
secondary schools at the beginning
of the new term September %.
The closing ceremonies were simple
and unpretentious. In many of the
schools, they consisted merely OF the
formality of presenting the certifi-
Gates to the graduates. Other dlvis-
ions had programs which symbolized
the event in pageant and song.
The number of pupils promoted to
the high schools is d decrease of SIS
under last June. OF the total OF l'9lo
promoted 474 are coloreo.
Superintendent's Message.
With the closing of the schools
Supt. Frank w. Ballou broadcast to
the teachers and officers a terse mes
sage wishing them "a pleasant. happy
and restful vacation period. Tne
not begin their vacation until Satur-
day, as they are required to report
tomorrow and Friday to complete
their records.
graduates, the schools and divisions
from which they were promoted, and
the high schools which they elected
TO attend follow:
FIRST DIVISION.
TenIey School, B. l.. Pulizzi. teacher.
To Enthusiastically Isabelle Bar
gin, Samuel Clyde Burrows, Clarence
Hugh Burrows. James Alfred collins,
Horace Valentine Darcy, Percy Clay
Duvall. Emma Irene Grey Mairgaret
Helen Houser To Central-E
Matilda La Boiteaux. To Mckinley
WAYNE Williamson Fort, George
Christian Hesterberg, Daisy Irene
Mason, Louis Perna, Gladys Mae Fur
cell, Theodore Herbert Rutley' George
Smith. Charles Marion herman
TO Western-Joan Botsford Balm
lie Roy Shaffer Bremerman. Mary
Frances Brown, Ida Saran Gor rIlaii ND,
Winifred Gertrude Jones, Helen Dui-
Gnck.om ga school,C. A. ossire, Teacher
To Business-Olive Frances Cop
perthite. ,,-,.,, M.-+in
Joseph Thornton Risdon.
To McKinley-Howard Elmer Flor
.nce Winter Kondrup Graves, Thom-
as Bedford Jeffries. uu
TO western-Ella Baer. Mary
Anne De Almond. Helen Christina
Eairchild, Jane Edwards Hanna, Ruth
/ Harns, Virginia Claire Hosk1nson
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